Sentence examples for purposeful lack from inspiring English sources

Still, it seems sad and strange that 10 years of audacious design at Dior has come down to a gray suit whose homely fit betrays a purposeful lack of attention to detail.

Which is why the first thing you notice from Canopy's exclusive new renderings is the purposeful lack of foosball tables, bean bags, and juke boxes.

Time's intricacy manifests itself in the coordination, or rather, the purposeful lack of it behind the projections.

In an industry rife with debate over fashion's place and an almost purposeful lack of style, Mitchell's white utilitarian jumpsuit and Off-White Converse were a refreshing ― and trendy ― change of pace.

Similarly, a follow on study assessing biological measures such as gut peptides was not considered purposeful given the lack of an appetitive effect requiring mechanistic explanation.

"When travelling as the family we got so frustrated about the lack of purposeful information about accessibility of both vacation rentals and/or rooms for hotels," he says.

Much fuss has been made about The Division 2 acting like it's free of politics when it features government agents roaming around a ruined DC killing people with free reign, and yet it's not just a lack of purposeful political statements that's the problem, it's the lack of any real story whatsoever.

The causes of the misdirected bombing attacks were bad weather, faulty equipment, incompetence, or excess pilot zeal, rather than malice or purposeful planning, but the lack of intent did not allay the sufferings and suspicions of the Swiss, and the embarrassment to the United States was considerable.

There is a distinction to be drawn between the unintended and the unanticipated consequences in that "unintended" implies lack of purposeful action or causation, while "unanticipated" means an inability to forecast what eventually occurred [ 9].

My father: grim, purposeful, bullheaded, methodical, but lacking inspiration.

Threats include loss of ephemeral materials, "silences" in historical documentation created by gaps in collecting, and the erasure of information through either lack of foresight, purposeful deletion, or accidental destruction.