Sentence examples for lacking nothing from inspiring English sources
Nicole Wright, 15, lacking nothing in self-confidence, has her sights set on becoming the next Arnold Steinhardt.
Not that Kurtzian madness poses any threat to Favreau's film, which is largely as upbeat as its hero, lacking nothing in scamper and pounce.
His portraits of Bartolomeo Panciatichi and his wife, Lucrezia, of the 1540s, wrote Vasari, were "so natural that they really seem to live, lacking nothing but breath".
(b(a)r+ d in in I + is (rev ., & lit).. M. Barker: Ultimately lacking nothing in spirit, I'd sing no end drunkenly – this? (bri(o) + anag.
Mitsuko Uchida, on the other hand, while lacking nothing in technique, is one of the day's reigning poets of the keyboard, as she has been showing in a remarkable series of Schubert CD's, concentrating on the finished works.
In both symphonies the slow movements were lithe and shapely over a steady pulse; the Menuettos offered a magnified, broad-boned version of 18th-century ballroom pomp, and the finales were nimble and tightly controlled but lacking nothing in energy or drive.
Besides a suspenseful seventh game, it lacked nothing.
While Brown may lack the sophistication of Chandler, he lacks nothing in maturity or confidence.
He saw to it that the Romans lacked nothing for the desert march ahead.
But Barlow is impervious; he lacks nothing except, perhaps, historical prescience.
