Sentence examples for lacking in passion from inspiring English sources
Certainly, Nigerians are not lacking in passion for the exercise.
Henman is the worst kind of sportsman - he's a jobsworth who is completely lacking in passion.
Jerry's stewardship of the family business has been similarly lacking in passion.
Too damned cool, the president's critics wrote: too lacking in passion, as though thumping fist on desk would have somehow helped.
I think Romney will not be easy to tar with the zealot brush, though, precisely because he's so lacking in passion.
What he lacks in passion he makes up for in sheer volume of words.
For what he lacks in passion, though, the emcee makes up in technicality and lyrical maturity.
But he was also slightly charmless and lacking in romantic passion.
This conventional liberal critique, diligently presented but lacking in the passion one finds in much of Wicker's writing, could as easily have been written 40 years ago.
If somewhat lacking in dramatic passion or formal innovation, the stripped-down style nevertheless engenders its own pleasure and power: you register the poise and precision of these beautifully schooled dancers, and sense the inner life contained within them.
