Sentence examples for lacking context from inspiring English sources
'lacking context' is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You could use it to comment on a statement or situation that is difficult to understand without more information or explanation. For example, when describing the details of a case in court, you might say, "Many of the testimonies were vague and lacking context, making it difficult to determine the truth of the matter."
A barrage of images (many lacking context) and a parade of commentators (dozens of scholars, political leaders, journalists and analysts) deliver a dire message: the escalation of threats against Jews worldwide is cause for alarm.
In addition to an unedited 39-minute version of the video, the site published an edited version, under the title "Collateral Murder," which was criticized in the media for lacking context and for its provocative title, notably in a testy interview of Mr. Assange by Stephen Colbert.
We will need our systems to be able to communicate and learn through language effectively, even when lacking context and discussing things in undefined terms.
And there will have to be some specifying where extant symbols (like that for sync), lacking context, could be taken for something else (recycling, maybe).
Existing features of digital platforms such as 'trending' content or auto-suggestion prompts have always been blunt instruments; a crude measure of volume, lacking context, which can — as Gamergate amply underlines — be gamed to lift the crudest sentiments and content into mainstream view, even without considering targeted attacks.
Many times this person is unsettled or angry about changes at work, volume of work, or type of assignments, and is lacking context between action and big-picture vision.
That sounds good, but it lacks context.
But his work can lack context.
Also, some of his assertions lack context.
They often lack context and continuity.
The series now lacks context with the Super Series decided.
