Sentence examples for lacks gravity from inspiring English sources

The vow lacks gravity, doesn't it?

And Mr. Pettle seems young for Ludwig; he lacks gravity.

Lucia Cervoni, a mezzo-soprano, sang well as Cornelia, wife of the slain Pompey, though her portrayal lacked gravity.

This is not meant to imply that Mr. Muti's view of the work lacked gravity; certainly the Andante con moto movement was shaded with authentic Schubertian angst.

The score lacks the gravity, and subtlety, to deal with this subject.

Maybe the Tims are starting to turn things around....The name lacks all gravity.

Yes, he lacks that gravity of face and body that I associate with a maestro.

It lacks both gravity (we can see that at a glance, of course) and gravitas.

Mr. Jackson-Cohen, who speaks with a strange British accent and flashes a weirdly toothy smile, lacks the gravity to inhabit a role that doesn't fit with the rest of the movie.

While withdrawing from Eurovision lacks the gravity of walking out of peace talks or the Olympics, it is a negative symbol in a delicate and long-running effort to demilitarize one of the most intractable ethnic conflicts in the former Soviet Union.

But given the conception, he lacked the gravity essential for Wotan.