Sentence examples for little wanting from inspiring English sources

Kanfer's survey of Brando's post­humous legacy also feels a little wanting, reaching as it does to obscure Web sites and pop lyrics to round out the picture.

Working in the NHS has been likened to an abusive relationship – making you survive on very little, wanting more without providing what you need to keep safe, working you to the brink and then berating you when standards aren't met.

Coalition politicians, meanwhile, want him to list all the cuts he approves of, so they can be costed, and found a little wanting, and make life easier for them.

Proper football fans sick of paying too much to see too little, wanting to go down to a park on a Saturday at 3pm and watch a team that cared, and they cared about.

But when it comes down to it, Paltrow's new Boss campaign leaves us a little wanting, as it's both the standard Gwyneth ad and the standard fragrance ad.

Amy Ratcliffe, a writer for StarWars.com and the Nerdist was also left a little wanting in the Luke Skywalker department: "I'd like to have learned more about what happened with Luke.

And those who work short hours, usually earning too little, want to work more.

People who consume little want to enjoy the high-consumption lifestyle.

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 14 - Grady Little wanted to talk about the Philadelphia Phillies' vacant managerial position.

Why did a director who could achieve so much with so little want to expand into musicals?

Little wanted his best defensive infield and sat Walker, who made 16 errors during the regular season.