Sentence examples for somehow lacks from inspiring English sources

Just like the business that gave Raymond his millions, it somehow lacks soul.

The island has a more established tourist industry but somehow lacks the charm of Procida.

To infer that the movement somehow lacks leadership, however, is a huge mistake.

Yet Strictly Ballroom the Musical somehow lacks the emotional tug of the film.

But plane spotting — which also entails tramping around swamps to watch flying objects — somehow lacks the same cachet.

Republicans contend that the F.E.C. somehow lacks authority to rewrite regulations to close the loophole that it created.

But it will somehow lack suspense.

She now had depth, but she somehow lacked a voice.

Chris Langham has, he says, always felt somehow lacking.

Organizations somehow lack the ability to control such recurring disruptions that may escalate into serious accidents under certain circumstances.

Portland shaped a lot of who I am now, but my life there somehow lacked meaning.