Sentence examples for quite lacking from inspiring English sources
Judicious and discriminatory political judgments are fundamental, and today quite lacking.
"But, in terms of infrastructure and party apparatus, it's quite lacking there".
Julien's films, she said, created "a lush, visually stunning, rich, sensual environment - a quality often quite lacking in contemporary art".
But it's quite lacking in balladic softness or rhetoric; instead, the herky‐jerky energy of Devo or, sometimes, Talking Heads comes to mind.
It seems to trudge and mutter as it goes, with a fine variety of sometimes polysyllabic rhymes adding a humour that's nonetheless quite lacking in lightness of heart.
Marco Avellaneda New York, July 16, 2009 To the Editor: As a recently retired New Hampshire lawyer, I know that many judges are quite lacking.
Another Day in Paradise has a shocking honesty that Larry Clark's previous feature film, the notorious Kids, quite lacks.
Maybe they just didn't think that the Republican Party had become quite so lacking in leadership.
But the area, already isolated, was quite poor, lacking electricity and modern plumbing, he recalled.
Most were not quite right, lacking a feature like a second bathroom.
It's rare to see a film quite so lacking in animus.
