Sentence examples for lacks definition from inspiring English sources
His features aren't distinct; his personality lacks definition.
As a comedian she lacks definition; as an actress she's nonexistent.
Its virtues are immediate drinkability, an amiably grapey mouth-filling character, a softness and a meatiness, but the wine lacks definition and is on the dull side.
That, indeed, is the problem with the recent contention that contemporary nonfiction now challenges fiction for seriousness and importance: such a claim lacks definition.
Ms. Grann is more than 60 years old but has said she is not ready to retire, and her friends say she is bored and frustrated that her role lacks definition.
This newly described condition lacks definition in terms of aetiology, pathophysiology and treatment.
That is to say, they lacked "lack" as definition but didn't really lack definition.
Sadly, though, many dishes lack definition and character.
It's not that they lack definition and harmony.
Before the tournament, Nicklaus criticized the numerous blind shots and complained that the course lacked definition.
By comparison, pulled pork and beef brisket are unexceptional, the flavor pleasant but lacking definition.
