Sentence examples for lacking attributes from inspiring English sources

Hindus differ, however, as to whether this ultimate reality is best conceived as lacking attributes and qualities the impersonal brahman or as a personal God, especially Vishnu, Shiva, or Shakti (these being the preferences of adherents called Vaishnavas, Shaivas, and Shaktas, respectively).

He admits programs targeting Asian communities in Australia have been lacking, attributing it to a lack of funding.

Because it lacks attributes, the En Sof is incomprehensible and thus, in a strict sense, non-personal (although it reveals itself as personal).

At present there is no recommendation or specification on how to proceed with legacy documents lacking this attribute.

If we cannot experiment on or kill human beings who lack those attributes, then the lack of those attributes alone cannot be what justifies animal experimentation or abortion.

Individual people lack defining attributes because they change as they develop and decay.

Henry VI was a pious and generous man, but he lacked the attributes needed for effective kingship.

But, as the sequel, it was always going to lack some attributes.

Reality television stars tend to lack certain attributes: discretion, shame, gainful employment.

However, economists remain skeptical of Bitcoin's staying power because it lacks many attributes of a useful currency.

However, they lack the attributes of long endurance, stable high speed, and large load capacity necessary for real-world applications.