Sentence examples for quite lacking in from inspiring English sources
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.
To our best knowledge, the research on general AFBSDDEs and its wide applications in mathematical finance are quite lacking in the literature.
The 1986 International Film Guide called it "an elementary piece of animation lacking colour and character, with not much humour, quite lacking in charm, and indifferently scored".
"But, in terms of infrastructure and party apparatus, it's quite lacking there".
Maybe they just didn't think that the Republican Party had become quite so lacking in leadership.
It's rare to see a film quite so lacking in animus.
Though not quite as lacking in a sense of occasion as myself, Jonathan is committed to unpretentious informality in all things.
"The scientific backing for it is quite lacking," he said.
