Sentence examples for lacking in precise from inspiring English sources
They attempted to evoke the ineffable intuitions and sense impressions of man's inner life and to communicate the underlying mystery of existence through a free and highly personal use of metaphors and images that, though lacking in precise meaning, would nevertheless convey the state of the poet's mind and hint at the "dark and confused unity" of an inexpressible reality.
3) The list of "qualitative features of adaptation" was particularly lacking in precise language.
What her film lacks in precise moral focus and deeper mental excavation it makes up for in interestingly debatable ambiguities and self-doubt.
Previous FE models lacked in precise ligament geometries and material properties, which might have influence on the results.
Not only does it require Mr. Gets, a generally winning actor, to roll up his trouser legs and pretend to be 9 years old -- ugh! -- but it is singularly lacking in the shrewd, precise wit that Mr. Ives became known for in plays like "All in the Timing".
But his performances, though astonishingly brilliant, sometimes sound overrehearsed, painstakingly precise, lacking in spontaneity.
Maybe you could say she was overly precise sometimes, not especially creative, or lacking in soul.
Regulation of VE-cadherin by N-cadherin was already described before in (nonmalignant) human umbilical vein endothelial cells (HUVEC) [ 40], however, evidence for direct regulation of VE-cadherin by N-cadherin is lacking, and the precise mechanisms involved in this regulation remain to be determined.
Morbidity and mortality conferences (MMCs) are a traditional tool of improving local care management, and clinical management education especially in high risk specialty, but they lack a precise format for practice in intensive care units (ICU).
One week after Donald Trump won the presidency, the country he will take over in 65 days lacks a precise idea of what he will do as the nation's chief executive. .
