Sentence examples for obviously lacks from inspiring English sources

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.

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

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

The buck stops at Mr. Bush, and he obviously lacks the courage or wits to recognize what a liability his Secretary of Defense continues to be.

While many say that Jose Mourinho's squad most obviously lacks centre-forwards, their lack of quality in front of the back four is at least as much of a problem.

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

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

"Before I came here I hadn't played for 10 months so I have obviously lacked rhythm in my play".

We knew we had to push forward to try to create the political will that was obviously lacking".

It is the spirit most obviously lacking from the lift lobbies, windowless access corridors and car-friendly roads of standardised developers' products.