Sentence examples for something is lacking in from inspiring English sources

Is her torment a testament to her character, or evidence that something is lacking in her judgment?

Something is lacking in the efforts to design a new global development framework.

His payoff at 35 Across has two layers: first, the "Nonmembers" definition for OUTSIDERS, and second, the hint that something is lacking in the grid.

And the oracle was prophetic in more ways than one: he didn't just recommend books, he also showed that something is lacking in the way we buy books now, namely that black-haired woman.

Still, there is a sense that something is lacking in the way the season builds momentum, particularly in the aftermath of the domineering Vee, whose presence loomed over the entirety of Season 2. It's not that the show mandates another villain, but it does need some sort of arc to corral the disparate threads that remain heavy on characterization and sometimes light on connective tissue.

In each case, their free-skate marks fell shy of their season's best scores, suggesting that something was lacking in the mental preparation.

When anyone finishes a painting, if they did not feel something was lacking in it they would never go on and do another one.

However, it was felt that something was lacking in the design and a 23-year-old industrial designer, Gus Desbarats, was brought in to refine the shell's appearance.

In spite of mostly expressing satisfaction with various aspects of communication with NICU staff, many parents felt that something was lacking in communication with nurses (27.2%) and doctors (21.2%).

"Policymakers must deliver a vision of a better future – something that is lacking in Europe right now," he said.

Scolari vividly demonstrates the diversity of representational forms devised through the centuries, and shows how each one reveals something that is lacking in the others.