Sentence examples for lacking in drama from inspiring English sources

Not that the race itself was lacking in drama.

But you cannot accuse it of lacking in drama.

It's not that Mandela's turbulent first year as South Africa's president is lacking in drama.

Fear is not lacking in drama, but it is lacking in action.

Stephen G. Murphy was perhaps the only observer who found the trial lacking in drama.

This makes for a book that's plenty entertaining as a flip-through read but ultimately lacking in drama.

It's all part of the show's plan to create an air of authenticity that is often lacking in dramas about teenagers.

In a men's final that made up in historical appeal what it lacked in drama, Federer disposed of Andy Murray, 6-2, 7-5, 6-2, on Monday night to become the first player to win five titles in a row at the Open and Wimbledon.

It was a clever piece of programming by UK Horizons to schedule a repeat of a 1997 documentary about real footballers' wives just as ITV's drama about fictional players' wives reaches its ridiculous climax; particularly as the documentary included an element lacking in the drama, namely humour.

After all, they are largely symbolic events, lacking in real drama and thus covered less and less by news organizations and watched by fewer and fewer viewers.

But the show is strangely lacking in tension or drama.