Sentence examples for lacking meaning from inspiring English sources

So why does she still feel like her life is lacking meaning?

And efficient public-sector management was lacking, meaning that "security of life, property, transaction and contract" cannot be guaranteed.

However, a complete understanding of overdeepening formation is lacking, meaning observations of overdeepening location and morphometry are urgently required to motivate process understanding.

"Although the parties themselves remain, they have become so disconnected from the wider society and pursue a form of competition that is so lacking meaning, that they no longer seem capable of sustaining democracy in its present form".

Has a lot of meaning, Has more meaning, Doesn't have much meaning, Very much lacking meaning".

Still, individuals for whom we have complete information on education may differ from those where information on education is lacking, meaning a potential selection problem.

But awareness without action lacks meaning -- and by action, I don't mean simply sending your dollars to research.

But is he worried that work today lacks meaning?

Despite its strong sales, the Reebok brand lacked meaning.

One man wanted to get rid of "deceptively" because, he said, "it lacks meaning".

It is not so much that it is false as that it lacks meaning.