They are all "accessible," but most are a little tone-deaf, lacking in grandeur and majesty, replacing "through a glasse, darkly," for instance, with something along the lines of "like a dim image in a mirror".
Lacking the majesty of the Rockies, the breadth of the Appalachians or the mournful grandeur of the Cascades, there they sit, somewhere in the middle of the country, south of the Midwest, north of the south, east of the mountainous west.
If Weir Farm lacks the majesty of Yellowstone, its compactness allows visitors to immerse themselves in the world of J. Alden Weir, the Impressionist painter for whom it is named.
The current team lacks the majesty and power of the magnificent sides of the Eighties, yet in Sri Lanka two years ago they had a rollercoaster ride to the T20 final, which was ultimately mesmerising.
It lacks the majesty of West's last record, but Jay-Z gives the whole endeavor more forward momentum.
It was a scrappy moment and the fixture lacked the majesty of Liverpool's peak occasions of the 1980s.
Frogs and toads lack the majesty of tigers, the cuddliness of pandas and the symbolic value of bald eagles.
Brooks is asking if we could accept, even in the worst of circumstances, in privation and in lack, the majesty and power of the world as it is, and the potential for what it might become.
But the dead-hearted figure of the play's later scenes lacks the horrific majesty — or majestic horror — that gives the character such awful stature.
