Sentence examples for maybe the lack from inspiring English sources

Maybe the lack of a garbage disposal "is an East Coast thing," Mr. Caesar said.

Maybe the lack of sleep and so many other things have caught up with me just now.

Maybe the lack of attention has something to do with this film's being one of the few at Sundance that people nationwide are guaranteed the opportunity to see.

If it requires the kind of cast-list that Saadiq has assembled, maybe the lack of competition is easier to comprehend.

Maybe the lack of auditory crispness had something to do with where I sat, toward the back and slightly to one side of the church.

Maybe the lack of aggression was in tribute to the peaceful resistance espoused during the 1960s by the Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., whose birthday was celebrated Monday.

If you can shell out the dough, you won't be disappointed, except maybe by the lack of carrying case to protect your expensive purchase.

Whereas Amy's show barely got a mention anywhere, despite being vastly superior … Maybe the utter lack of victimhood and self-pity in Amy's act plays into it, also her refusal to comply with the diktat that certain subjects are verboten probably has something to do with it.

Maybe it's the lack of forward movement, maybe it's the lackluster flashback, maybe because the central plot is rendered moot in just two more episodes...I can't quite say".

"Maybe it's the lack of supervision … maybe it's poor security at the door, maybe it's the culture of that's what you do at a rave -- the only reason you go and listen to this electronic music is when you're really high on Ecstasy," he said.

Maybe it's excess supply coming on to the market; maybe it's the lack of mortgage finance; or maybe it's fear of job losses in the public sector.