Sentence examples for lacking in magic from inspiring English sources
Certainly, the town of Breckenridge had the virtue of being a real, lively place, with a proper history; the problem lay in its ski area, which seemed small, crowded and lacking in magic.
Unfortunately, TNT's movie "Call Me Claus" is lacking in holiday magic.
The deeper America's economic and political crisis, the greater the likelihood that all hopes would come to be vested in an individual, that the quest for salvation would come to assume profoundly personal hues, and that those same crises of governance would, or at least might, unfold when that individual was proven lacking in the wave-a-magic-wand-and-make-all-our-troubles-disappear department.
As it is, The Emerald Atlas is strangely lacking in both wonder ("So fine, magic was real," is Kate's reaction when first greeted with it) and proper danger.
Without you, my life would have been SO very different, and lacking in so much wonder, imagination & magic as a result.
It is why insight is so lacking in data analysis, as we expect magic from algorithms.
That magic key that will fix whatever they find lacking in their life.
No more Magic, Witchcraft & Religion – it sounds too fluffy, too lacking in rigor.
Merlin, it seems, is lacking magic.
The rear seats fold but, alas, the EV lacks the "magic seat," which easily folds in various ways, that makes the regular Fit so versatile.
