Sentence examples for lacking in appreciation from inspiring English sources

Older musicians had resigned themselves to this culture that was so commercial and lacking in appreciation.

This should remind us of the element of chance in court outcomes: pity those poor defendants who encounter severe judges, living in another world, lacking in appreciation of the defendants' plight.

The Black Power advocates of the 1960s also made use of Fanon's ideas in the urban conclaves of the U.S. David Macey, a British scholar who describes himself as "white European" (500), has a more restrained biographical account of Fanon that is fundamentally lacking in an appreciation of his passion for social justice and the humanity of colonized peoples.

There is no industrial sector more myopic, self-absorbed, conceited or lacking in aesthetic appreciation than Wall Street.

But what she lacks in model appreciation she makes up in veneration of America's designers, Vienna's ornery Helmut Lang included.

There was also a shift in sympathy toward the Indians, the previous film depictions of whom were remarkably lacking in both understanding and appreciation.

For University of North Texas graduate Mark Phillips, traditional graduation pictures were lacking in a little musical appreciation.

For University of North Texas graduate Mark Phillips, traditional graduation pictures were lacking in a little musical appreciation. .

Several of the articles highlighted appreciation as the component of capacity lacking in depressed individuals.

But it also has guts and soul, and a keen appreciation of grown-up pain — qualities sorely lacking in American independent film today.

With a cultural portrait so coarsely drawn and lacking in subtlety, it is little wonder that Americans tend to lack a nuanced appreciation of German language and humor.