Sentence examples for lacking in grip from inspiring English sources
But save for the harshest maneuvers, when we encountered a series of S-turns at 60 mph in the rain and had to get on the brakes a little quicker than we'd anticipated, we never found the Freelander lacking in grip from its tires or in good feedback from its suspension.
He's not lacking in golf talent: his grip always looks good, and his putting stroke and short game are solid.
But somehow every phrase and every inflection seemed to indicate that here was a man not only lacking in genuine contrition but perhaps gripped by a suppressed conviction that, in the end, he was the injured party.
This hypothesis is corroborated by a comparison of the two grip conditions: the shorter time for processing use grip relative to transport grip should reflect the congruence between the semantics of the observed object and its use, a congruence lacking in the case of an unspecific motor act as transport grip.
We were lacking overall grip.
You are almost lacking grip.
The bones in their fingers were longer and curved, well-suited to grasping branches but lacking the precision grip needed for accurate knapping.
"The Ferrari lacks rear grip.
But in foreign policy, as otherwise, Mr Cameron lacks the sustained grip that strong leadership requires.The prime minister's Europe policy is further evidence of this.
In any case, there is a growing perception that he lacks grip.
