Sentence examples similar to lacking suppleness from inspiring English sources
Mailer's prose in his novels, on the whole, lacks suppleness and classical disinterest: he cannot help muscling in on his characters and forcing his own views on them.
His singing in "Les Misérables" was sorely lacking in suppleness, sonority and range.
He now has to show that he is more than that stock figure, the peppery military man, admired for straight talking but lacking the suppleness of mind to dominate the stage at the end.That leaves the most mysterious of the four leading men: Bill Bradley.
(Mr. Yeston's lyrics lack the suppleness and grace of his music).
"El Corpus en Sevilla," from Book 1, and "Rondeña," from Book 2, lacked the suppleness they need.
Either way, it is agreed, Mr Obama lacks the suppleness for Clintonian triangulation ("a fancy word for betrayal", as one Clinton aide put it).This conclusion is premature.
Equally, I lack the suppleness in spirit that I would need to teach school.
I've always loved the rodeo, but I lack the suppleness in the vertebrae that falling off a bronco or a barstool might require.
There's a lack of suppleness in the backing music, and that's a problem if your approach to rhyming is "and and and".
Chailly's account is well brought off in every way, but seems a little lacking in character; Boulez's reading is slightly longer than Chailly's, but feels faster and more vivid, since the suppleness of phrasing and the realization of detail is at a higher level.
