Sentence examples for rather lack from inspiring English sources

Or, rather, lack of them.

Some Valley people do rather lack perspective.

Rakic's scepticism is, however, supported by the scientific evidence – or rather, lack of it.

But that claim is hard to square with the Fed's actions, or rather lack of action.

"It connected politics and something people care about, sex — or rather, lack of sex," he said.

The most talked-about hair -- or rather, lack thereof -- that he could recall was Telly Savalas's in "Kojak".

Another factor that is likely to contribute to the other-race effect is familiarity – or, rather, lack thereof.

O'Reilly pointed out that it was the process the BBC went through – or rather lack of it – that she railed against, not her suitability for the role.

But a lot of the time artists were too busy talking about money – or rather lack of it – to make art.

This wasn't merely born of a patronising attitude to smaller clubs: Sampdoria had form – or rather lack of it – in this area.

Most awkward were the silences – or rather lack of them, as Mozart's all-important rhetorical pauses were fudged to the point that things came unstuck.