Sentence examples for lacking in intensity from inspiring English sources

Haut-Brion, while hardly lacking in intensity, is thought of as more elegant, more silken.

On a more practical level, Kidd should have a strong influence on a Nets lineup that was notably lacking in intensity last season.

The Nebraska case, the first abortion case to go before the court since 1992, produced an argument that appeared notably lacking in intensity, almost as if the justices went to court knowing they were not prepared to deliver anything that might resemble a final word in this latest phase of the abortion debate.

His languid style is no doubt interpreted by many as lacking in intensity and purpose, but this time the 23-year-old tackled the Mariners' backline with gusto and verve and, as a result, the champions were lucky to escape with a share of the spoils.

But he has an arsenal of playful, jazzy songs, and his performances easily make up in charm what they lack in intensity.

Hitchcock went on to make four films that were lacking in emotional intensity, perhaps because his leading lady had run away.

What his most loyal listeners lack in numbers they make up for in intensity.

(GOLD) The Goldbergs The '80s homage that is The Goldbergs takes home the top spot in this category, making up for what its characters lack in curl intensity with volume and structural soundness.

The stylistic stripping away of love leaves this novel lacking in the sustained intensity of The Bluest Eye or Beloved.

(Once again, what are they feeding child actors these days?) When Fun Home debuted at the Public it held itself a little aloof and sometimes seemed lacking in intent and intensity.

But these moments were surrounded by lots of other moments, lacking in singularity and intensity of purpose — as when Ms. Elmo adopted a Southern accent and narrated an all-but-impossible-to-hear story before dropping the microphone and exiting the room to end the show.