Sentence examples for obviously lack from inspiring English sources

But we obviously lack the low cunning needed to go all the way.

These obviously lack the polish of Planeta's wines (expect boisterous blackberry and black cherry, rather than subtle, dark fruit flavours) but it's hard to quibble at the price.

Courage, not authority, is what the three Republican naysayers obviously lack as political operatives from both parties salivate for even more secret windfalls.

The obviously lack of a decent website and online business, until it was far too late, will contribute to them heading in the same direction as Woolies, GAME etc etc. Sad for the people that work there, no one wants to see jobs being lost, but the company I have no sympathy for.

These case reports obviously lack controls or even historic controls, drawing into question whether improved outcomes were really demonstrated.

Stationary observers are slightly more precise than static observers but they obviously lack the power of temporal redundancy offered by dynamic models.

This auteur's sensibility obviously lacks the invigorating rough edges we associate with the New Wave.

"The three-year degree is rather leisurely, and obviously lacks a practical element.

But because "Connie and Carla" is not a variation of her own life story, it obviously lacks the same intimacy.

Asked about the claims, Mäder reportedly said stories of this kind "obviously lacking in factual basis" were sometimes told.

The fascinating remark, which the Vatican did not deny, obviously lacks larger context, and demands considerable elucidation.