Sentence examples for singularly lacking from inspiring English sources
But they are singularly lacking in specifics".
He was a man singularly lacking in vanity and pretension.
Unfortunately, Astor's life was singularly lacking in similar glamour.
The self-styled decider was also singularly lacking in decisiveness.
Alfred mistakenly believed himself to be singularly lacking in what normal people — the people in this room — were born knowing.
The modern foundation official should be prudent, judicious, diplomatic, & self-effacing, in all of which qualities Hutchins is singularly lacking.
Conscience is something, he says haughtily, that Cromwell singularly lacks.
This requires the kind of interpersonal skills that Bolton singularly lacks.
"The reality is that in the last few years, the Left has singularly lacked courage in the difficult struggle to defend secularism," he said.
The tiny church of St Mary Magdalene at Eastmoors is a particular gem, with all the life and warmth St John's so singularly lacks.
Ken Tucker, the TV critic for Entertainment Weekly, described it as " 'The Simpsons' as conceived by a singularly sophomoric mind that lacks any reference point beyond other TV shows".
