Sentence examples for something that was lacking from inspiring English sources

"We felt that business services for publishers is something that was lacking".

"We wanted to add our own twist to that vibe," Irons says, "something that was lacking from a lot of the music on the radio.

Transparency is essential, and so too is a meaningful conversation with the public – something that was lacking with the failed care.data programme and the DeepMind partnership with the Royal Free.

In addition to mainstream patronage and a colonial mission to "improve" black people, the avant-garde's admiration and borrowing of Negro forms was as much to satisfy its own need for the "exotic" and the "real" (something that was lacking in its own culture) as it was economic exploitation.

There will be other times, closer to the penalty area, when they will need to pass Ibrahimovic on to Terry and Lescott and it is imperative there are clear lines of communication when this happens, which was something that was lacking in the Ukraine defence when Ibrahimovic hit a post with a header.

… It really was something that was lacking in Europe.

"That's something that is lacking here.

The dilemma and the characters are engaging, but there is something that is lacking from the first two episodes.

"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.

"I think that is something that is lacking in our society — that connection to nature," Makarzec said.