Sentence examples for lacking ideas from inspiring English sources

They were otherwise laboured, lacking ideas and energy.

At Euro 2004 Germany had been exposed as an old team lacking ideas and talent and Rudi Völler's Michael Ballack-relianteamam went out in the group stage.

Rangers, with Danny Wilson in defence for the first time since October as a replacement for the injured Clint Hill, were lacking ideas.

Given that Mr. Blair is fluent, telegenic, and young, the first line of attack is to accuse him of lacking ideas.

Public participation is one of the most important tasks for policy making processes, and public authorities are lacking ideas on designing public participation processes facilitating active citizen participation.

This defeat made it no wins in eight attempts for Chris Hughton's side who, while one point above Fulham in the league table, looked bereft of confidence and lacking ideas.

Yet the hosts lacked ideas in open play.

They lacked ideas and appear to have run out of steam.

Some people have fully loaded liquor cabinets and kitchens, but lack ideas.

If Saracens lacked ideas, they matched Northampton physically in a game that from the start was a test of strength.

Germany's perspective focuses on the importance of multilateralism for dealing with new threats but lacks ideas for European defense.