Sentence examples for lacking in reason from inspiring English sources
The Jesuit-educated among them, you could argue, have been trained for independent thinking — precisely the kind of voter who finds Santorum lacking in reason, logic and a broad view of humanity.
But Knausgaard's world, as replete as it is with poetry, is lacking in reason and enlightenment.
And for some reason the tennis center was seriously lacking in fans around lunchtime.
"I think at that moment we had a number of results that had gone against us, the players were lacking in confidence for whatever reason and there were question marks being raised over the appointment.
If it all seemed so un-Italian, so lacking in caution, there was good reason.
But I also wonder if we are lacking in battleaxes for the same reason that we also, in these denatured modern times, are lacking bona fide bitches.
But any reasonable person knows Kevin James is a man so lacking in his knowledge of history and reason as to be unworthy of a microphone and an audience.
While specific population-based data on forgoing dental care for economic reasons are lacking in Switzerland, there is evidence that dental care is the most frequent type of forgone care [ 33, 34], and that meaningful socioeconomic disparities in oral health for both adults (e.g., periodontal disease) and children (e.g., dental caries) exist in Switzerland [ 36].
In the nineteen-fifties, however, the researchers at the Yale Center of Alcohol Studies found something lacking in this emerging approach, and the reason had to do with what they observed right in their own town.
Another exception is the presence of histones, a class of protein which is lacking in crenarchaea and one of the reasons given for supporting Thaumarchaeota as a host [ 35].
