Sentence examples for really lacks from inspiring English sources

"Life in the private sector -- i.e., without your Gulfstream -- really lacks," he joked last week.

The polystyrene boulder doesn't help – the designs are described, with understatement, as "after" Léon Bakst – but what this version really lacks is tension.

After all, the one thing this election has shown is that the US really lacks for strident and intemperate voices, and Katie would help to address that drought.

"At the national level, what they are proposing really lacks much specificity at all," said Sandi Jacobs, the vice president of the National Council on Teacher Quality, a nonpartisan advocacy group in Washington.

Workman tells me not one objection was received during the planning process, and my own enquiries locally elicited positive responses, except from one woman who told me that what Bruton really lacks is not modern art, but a dry cleaner.

The only thing it really lacks at this point is the ability to preview documents and videos from the Nomadesk interface, but I'm told that's coming shortly.

What they really lack is luxury.

"But they really lack flavour.

It's really lacked emotion, lacked passion and lacked soul".

"But in this case that evidence is really lacking".

"In football, or soccer, it was really lacking.