Sentence examples for somewhat lacking in from inspiring English sources

It's pleasant but somewhat lacking in originality.

Even the current junta seems somewhat lacking in self-confidence.

But the supervision, by Heriberto Herrera, another Paraguayan, was somewhat lacking in inspiration.

CONS: Because it is at street level, the apartment can feel somewhat lacking in privacy.

The immediate neighborhood is busy and somewhat lacking in soul, but the coldness is deceptive.

Proudly worn on its sleeve, but somewhat lacking in substance and subservient to self-interest.

That should be helpful to the 8coupons brand, which despite having pioneered location-based couponing (8coupons had, for example, partnered with Foursquare during its early days to power real-time deal alerts), has since been somewhat lacking the in-house talent needed to take on various competitors who have been transitioning their businesses to mobile.

Dressed in boiler suits and ghoulish masks, the band brought back a theatricality and melodiousness that metal had been somewhat lacking, and in so doing hoisted themselves into the genre's elite, alongside the likes of Metallica and Slayer.

Nugent said that "Miss Loy is a stately Bille Burke, and somewhat lacking, we fear, in Miss Burke's effervescence and gaiety", and Cecilia Agner thought she came across as "stilted, like her rigidly waxed and set blonde wig".

My ability in this area was somewhat lacking.

As the presence of finite element implementations on General Purpose Graphics Processing Units (GPGPUs) is the literature increases, detailed and in-breadth testing of the hardware is somewhat lacking.