Sentence examples for lacking in warmth from inspiring English sources

The spinster who was our teacher was lacking in warmth.

His father was conscientious but lacking in warmth.

"Brigadoon"is "curiously flat and rambling, lacking in warmth or charm".

For music with Caribbean roots, it was oddly lacking in warmth.

This time two consultants decidedly lacking in warmth informed him he had but one solution: bilateral amputation.

Pamuk had fallen into political disfavor for comments he had made about the Armenian genocide, and the immediate domestic reaction was perhaps slightly lacking in warmth.

He smiled, a look of satisfaction that made up in confidence and pride what it lacked in warmth and charm.

But he is also seen as sour, humorless and lacking in human warmth.

He or she is thought to be soulless: lacking in love, warmth and human feeling.

Try as I might, I can't shake the suspicion that these films are too obviously built for purpose and too lacking in wit, warmth and humanity to survive much beyond the moment.

Nunn's revival is full-lunged with terrific vocal performances, particularly from Waddingham, but it often feels lumbering and effortful, technically impressive but lacking in joy and warmth.