Sentence examples for remarkably lacking from inspiring English sources
'remarkably lacking' is a correct and usable phrase in written English
You can use it when something is profoundly missing or deficient. For example, "The job interview was remarkably lacking in preparation on my part."
And it is remarkably lacking in the vivid, specific characterizations you expect of Shakespeare in performance.
But, for all his God talk, he is remarkably lacking in humility.
He comes across as remarkably lacking in political bloodlust or even tribal animus.
After all that, Mr Bloom's actual address was remarkably lacking in colour.
Views both critical and supportive of the government are voiced with breathtaking frankness in an atmosphere remarkably lacking in censorship.
For a show that examines show-business glamour at close range "Elaine Stritch at Liberty" is remarkably lacking in introspection.
Remarkably, lack of complementation was predominantly seen in mutant variants that showed unaltered (wild type-like) protein accumulation (compare Figures 3B and 3C).
There is a fairly good agreement between subjects' answers and medical and nursing records and, remarkably, lack of agreement is not related to education, cognitive impairment or the use of a proxy.
Remarkably, lack of PGR expression, as determined by immunohistochemical staining, was a common denominator for all five patients in the TCGA database carrying a frameshift mutation in ZnF2 of GATA3 (http://www.cbioportal.org).org
It's 1985, and Belfast is a city at war, ravaged by doubt and despair but, remarkably, not lacking in humor.
GAPDH catalyzes the first downstream reaction after TPI in glycolysis and remarkably, mutants lacking TDH3 were sensitive to a challenge with a lethal dose of H2O2 [67].
