Sentence examples for lacking in character from inspiring English sources

Sounds like: Hugely refined modern pop that is, dare we say, a little lacking in character.

If you undercook your caramel it will be pale, too sweet and lacking in character.

Now it seems after years of deriding the suburbs as boring and lacking in character, people are queuing up to praise suburbia as utopia in a big way.

If our students are lacking in character, perhaps we should examine more closely those people we look to as models of virtue.

Though we found it somewhat lacking in character (we could have been in Orlando, rather than Olympia), the kids were happy taking an afternoon off to jump from pool to pool, rather than rock to rock.

Rule 102 e) of the S.E.C.'s rules of practice says that the commission can bar a lawyer who is found "to be lacking in character or integrity or to have engaged in unethical or improper professional conduct".

The hulking behemoths from Cupcake Cafe tried to offer in size what they lacked in character.

What the hotel lacks in character it makes up for with a central location a short walk from Plaza de España and the Royal Palace, helpful English-speaking staff and bright, modern, air-conditioned rooms with a kitchenette including a fridge, microwave and hotplate – ideal if you want to make breakfast or prepare a meal for the kids.

Tom Hiddleston, however, has a suggestion of a hidden sensitivity as well as a bitterness that was lacking in the character as created on stage (and later played in the film) by Kenneth More and which made More so much sadder a figure.

Central Nairobi was selected as the representative study area, whose UGS were found to be unevenly distributed, lacking in size, character and most out of public access.

That branding, in turn, labels them as stupid, unworthy and fatally lacking in integrity, character, morals, trustworthiness, courage and honor.