Sentence examples for lacks quite from inspiring English sources

Not everyone, perhaps, lacks quite the context of the student who notes that mankind's origins "woozed out of the Nile about 300,000 years ago".

It requires a mental and mathematical agility that most menopausal women lack, quite frankly.

Mr. Bari added: "In DanceGalaxy, as far as I can tell, the dancers have fun, which is lacking quite a bit these days.

Speaking of leaders, Uber is lacking quite a few of them.

"He is an exciting player to watch as he can make great deliveries from either wing - an attribute that I felt we lacked quite a bit last season as we attacked the opposition's final third".

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

There was an energy to the Revs' performance that has been lacking for quite some time, and that was down to Kamara.

Here was a handset that was superbly usable, had the best physical keyboard yet on a mobile phone and managed to be cool – something BlackBerry had lacked for quite a while.

Another Day in Paradise has a shocking honesty that Larry Clark's previous feature film, the notorious Kids, quite lacks.

The final gallery, World City (1950 to today), lacks any item quite as impressive, instead offering creeping nostalgia with cases crammed with books, magazines, clothes, mobile phones, LP covers and badges, with no attempt at any unifying theme.

This quality or state of not having your act quite together lacks its own word in the dictionary.