Sentence examples for lacks with from inspiring English sources

He is less concise when unscripted, or as on the stump only loosely tethered to a text, but when he's ad-libbing he makes up for whatever tightness he lacks with an emotional appeal, seeking and generally finding a level of connection to his supporters that eludes his rival entirely.

He is less concise when unscripted, or — as on the stump — only loosely tethered to a text, but when he's ad-libbing he makes up for whatever tightness he lacks with an emotional appeal, seeking and generally finding a level of connection to his supporters that eludes his rival entirely.

It is the third year in a row that Nadal has ended Djokovic's hopes of winning the one Grand Slam title he lacks, with the Serb in particular struggling on a stifling Parisian afternoon and ending with a double fault on match point.

Shane Donaghey of The Belfast Telegraph also called the episode a "triumph", opining that it could not possibly have lived up to the hype surrounding the storyline, but that transmitting live gave EastEnders "an energy it normally lacks, with great violence, excellent direction".

Mother Nature left us lacking with defenses for this winter".

The center can be lacking with Santigold sometimes.

The band's usual exuberance is almost entirely lacking, with heads pointed at the floor.

This arguably provides a secondary-market check that may be lacking with other structured products.

Panesar, a former national icon, is struggling for wickets, but may introduce control that England has lacked with the ball.

At the same time the money needed to resource effective action is dangerously lacking with a shortfall of billions.

Whatever expertise it may lack with test tubes it more than makes up for with the accounting ledgers.