Sentence examples for 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.

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.

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.

My initial concerns about the current show were its sort of lack of perspective.

He added that while he and Sir Paul admired digital imagery, "it sort of lacks individuality, I think".

Ok, not to sound like a negative nancy but one thing Norwich sort of lacks is a really good club.

Before the election, the Republicans used it as a symbol of Obama's weakness that carried hints of a pernicious sympathy with Muslim extremists and a sort of shrugging lack of concern for America in general.

This, they inform us with the sort of dreary lack of appetite you'd expect from a group such as Cash, "demonstrates that it is technically possible to produce cheese with less salt in it".

Instead of following tradition and staying aloof from local politics, he had campaigned for PAN candidates.In this section The awkward couple Landry bites back Defeat, sort of A lack of clarity on terror Wary partners ReprintsBut the PAN is not panicking.