Sentence examples for represented a lack of from inspiring English sources

"I would only gradually come to understand that my cigarette to them represented a lack of willpower and of culture, a disordered life, indifference and (America's worst nightmare) failure".

Monopoly represented a lack of competition and failure of the free market.

Because she was my boss, I guess she was used to telling me what to do, so when she saw my flaccid cock she probably just thought it represented a lack of initiative on my part and stuck it in her mouth.

The second factor, Knowledge Barriers, represented a lack of knowledge regarding mental health services.

2) For the Δ G test, the value "1" represented a lack of effect and "9" represented the largest effect on structural stability.

Thus, the number 2 signified that all of the calli tested at the specific combination of auxin and cytokinin concentrations produced visible shoots, whereas the number 0 represented a lack of visible shoot formation from calli.

This imprecision does not represent a lack of progress.

For another musician, this insular quality might represent a lack of curiosity and range.

I explained that the jargon used to name start-ups represents a lack of creativity here.

It's another sense of community, but at the same time it represents a lack of physical community.

And which represents a lack of democratic accountability and consent that is – yes – felt particularly acutely in Britain.