Sentence examples for some sort of lack from inspiring English sources

Maybe it was some sort of lack of empathy, but I wasn't able to relate to it.

The first option is theologically unsatisfying, appearing to involve some sort of lack in God's power to make things happen as he chooses, and the second threatens monotheism itself.

She proposed the term "lead parent" as an alternative to stay-at-home parent, which by definition implies some sort of lack, limit or otherness.

"The criticism that Axl gets when he does bold stuff is that he's showing some sort of instability or lack of reason," Ms. Najarian said.

When people are violent, explanations for their behavior tend to invoke some sort of breakdown: a lack of self-control, the dehumanization of an "outgroup," or perhaps sadistic psychological tendencies.

But their stories, and all stories from the front lines, should not and must not be dismissed as some sort of character flaw or lack of patriotic spirit.

In addition to the spectrum of options for punishment or rehabilitation, a judge can order the defendant to apologize to the victim, or order the defendant and the victim to enter some sort of counseling together, Mr. Lacks said.

The same college many of them won't be attending, as they'll need some sort of income, due to the lack of EMA.

I'm sorry if my clumsy language has in any way demonstrated a sort of lack of understanding about the depth of this".

Even in the agency research on the problem, "there was a sort of lack of appreciation of the total risk involved," said Maj. Gen. Kenneth W. Hess, a board member who is the commander of the Air Force Safety Center.

There is a sort of lack of surprise about the main courses that is at once comforting and somehow... well, I would have liked just a little more imagination.