Sentence examples for lacking in refinement from inspiring English sources
Consumption of organ meats began to decline in the 1970s, when both rich and poor considered them lacking in refinement.
The Tristan was Stephen Gould, who made up in stamina and power what he lacked in refinement, but plausibly scaled down his sound for the love duet.
Gloss can seem lacking in courage and refinement.
It uses the same clichés: the despised people are crafty but sullen, lacking in Western energy, discipline, and refinement.
The Times criticized Mr. Minhaj's show for lacking the refinement expected in theater and being more suited to a comedy club while praising Mr. Quinn's show for these very same things.
More than that, however, the GTO lacks refinement in fit and finish.
And a high-level stellar event like this does much to demonstrate that he lacks refinement in some aspects of pure classical form.
Zhou finds Wu to be a man of great strength, but feels that he lacks refinement in his martial technique and, therefore, offers guidance for Wu's training.
Tannat is a big-bodied, tannic red, an earthy wine that in the past, made in bulk, has lacked much refinement or complexity.
As data become available in those areas where it is currently lacking, further refinements will allow more precise estimates of benefit and risk.
