Sentence examples for looks lacking from inspiring English sources

Just as Washington's political leaders have run out of money to throw at the U.S. economy, the Federal Reserve looks lacking in ammunition too.

Among their pedagogical qualifications are, oddly enough, their looks: lacking facial expression, insects aren't so easy to anthropomorphize, which makes researchers less likely to bias interpretations of their behavior.

Kennedy's "The Bitchelor" performance was gag-worthy, but I still think her looks lacked taste and refinement.

"We looked lacking in confidence and didn't play with the fluency I continue to talk about.

For whatever reason (box office, looks, lack of imagination about women), industry sages keep putting Ms. Witherspoon in romances, which is like putting a shark in a tank with a bobbing basket of kittens.

Though the president has won two elections on a platform of zero-tolerance for graft, his stance on this issue looks markedly lacking in determination.

His look lacks some of the sensationalism of ABC's Bill Weir report, but Schmitz's videos shows a first-rate manufacturing facility with the most dangerous aspect being the tedious work that comes naturally with mass manufacturing.

English mustard, as used by almost everyone, is a must – Day-Lewis's grain variety, though it looks attractive, lacks punch.

The striker so impressive last season for Dundee United was hardly in the game and looks to lack confidence and fitness.

It's nothing much to look at, lacking any real tree islands in the parking lot.

This tactic only makes you look petty, lacking in confidence in your own skills and will most certainly backfire.