Sentence examples for lacking in unity from inspiring English sources

Sometimes a fairly successful effort is the result, and sometimes a treatise utterly lacking in unity.

Although lacking in unity, it is a compendium of the knowledge of the time that had been neglected by the less speculative scholars of the new state Confucianism.

Such aggregates are lacking in numerical unity, and hence do not fall into any of the ten categories, because they are not properly beings (entia).

Such aggregates are lacking in numerical unity and hence do not fall under any of the ten categories; they are not properly beings (entia).

Burley denies this, since he regards the entities resulting from the combination of substance and accidental forms as mere aggregates: accidental beings (entia per accidens) lacking in any real unity.

They do not belong to any categorial field because they lack in real unity.

Two participants stated: "If there is something lacking in nursing, it is the unity that is mostly not present".

The unity of style, which is lacking in our revues, exists in this one".

The critic R.W.S. Mendl described this sequence as "exquisite nature studies", with a unity and shape lacking in the earlier formal tone poems.

Finally, the main disadvantage of cluster randomisation, either on ward or on home level, is lack in unity of wards and homes.

The papier-mâché sets were painted to resemble barren rock and to mirror Macbeth's soul: the metaphysical unity that Welles had felt was lacking in "Henry V".