Sentence examples for lacks anyone from inspiring English sources

The DPJ, by contrast, lacks anyone of similar appeal.

When Al Michaels noted that the Denver offensive line lacks anyone weighing more than 300 pounds, Miller added that the Broncos' offensive line coach is light, too.

The pantheon of the British left lacks anyone quite like Gough Whitlam, the former Australian prime minister who died this week.

Earlier generations of astronauts, lacking anyone to ask or help from Nasa, had a lot of psychological problems.

Eden Hazard's tendency was to roam to wide positions and in the first half, lacking anyone to hold up the ball, they were pinned back for long spells.

The back-rowers CJ Stander and Peter O'Mahony set the tone, all muscle and bustle, and the Tigers lacked anyone as physically imposing.

But the Knicks-Bullets series lacked anyone with Miller's fictional bona fides: a skinny, galling, egotistical, trash-talking sharpshooter who celebrated himself and slithered under the sensitive skin of Knicks guard John Starks like a pest.

He also briefly experienced the glamorous Manhattan life that had first seduced him from his upper-middle-class home in Buffalo, a city that he once said lacked anyone "who was glamorous or fabulous or outrageously talented".

Of course, we lack anyone to inform us of the sort of cultural context necessary to interpret these artifacts.

Generally speaking, the word "anthropomorphism" is a very complicated concept including numerous influential factors that lacking anyone of them may lead to an underperformance design.

At the time, I was still friendless, lacking anyone to confide in.