Sentence examples for lacks weight from inspiring English sources
But on reflection this charge lacks weight.
This missing undercurrent means the story lacks weight.
No, the Italian prime minister's trousers are a fine length; the problem is the cut, which is too skinny and tapered, and lacks weight and volume.
Some people have said that the fact that he lacks weight and muscle from the knees down gives him an unfair advantage.
The rest of the cast is passable: Zeljko Lucic's baritone lacks weight in the title role, but Yonghoon Lee is tightly gleaming as the Hebrew soldier Ismaele.
Mr. Auteuil has the casual good manners that his character requires, but he lacks weight when it comes time to recognize the error of his ways; in the end, his Romuald is much too airy to be taken seriously.
Yet without the Strauss, the evening lacked weight.
Deborah Dawn, exquisite in the dream scene of "Billy the Kid," also lacked weight as the Pioneer Woman.
But the performance as a whole lacked weight, seeming underpowered in both sound and emotion.
The rhetoric of pro-lfe-as-pro-woman might also lack weight because the vast majority of those spouting it lack conviction.
Jonathan Joseph's long pass allowed Ojo, who had earlier squandered a chance when he failed to intercept a Foden pass that lacked weight, to run through Paul Diggin.
