Sentence examples for more lacking in from inspiring English sources

People will assume you are more lacking in intelligence than your sighted counterpart.

But it is hard to think of a celebrated dancer performing today who is more tedious, more devoid of stage sense, more undancerly and more lacking in musicianship.

It is the federal government that has the strongest ability to borrow at low interest rates; most states are much more lacking in cash.

And with Yoann Gourcuff and Samir Nasri absent for other reasons, the new coach was left with a lineup more lacking in imagination than even the Domenech side.

Her pixie face alight with excitement, Mona runs as if motion itself were a drug; compared with her ecstasy, the Hong Kong streets have never seemed more deserted, more forlorn or more lacking in beautiful young women.

Scores of books have followed Welles's death in 1985, including Barbara Leaming's elegant official biography, Bogdanovich's fascinating This Is Orson Welles, and others more lacking in love, such as David Thomson's distastefully prurient and self-obsessed Rosebud.

"No more lacking than anywhere else in the world," he added.

This endosome clustering phenomenon requires early gene expression and one or more activities lacking in VACV-MVA (Schepis et al., 2006).

Men were described as innately weaker than women, unable to resist invitations to drink, suffering from social stress more readily, lacking in ambition and passive in the face of health problems.

The more the play strives for emotional truth, the more contrived and lacking in subtlety it seems.

I had been to Artissima twice before: in 2008, when it was held in smaller but more accessible venue, opposite the former Fiat Lingotto factory; and in 2012, when the mood struck me as more conceptual and lacking in zing.