Sentence examples for strangely lacking from inspiring English sources

But the show is strangely lacking in tension or drama.

In Spain, detailed documentation is strangely lacking, if not altogether absent.

Northern Ireland arrived in Basel with aggression that had been strangely lacking in the home leg.

Despite the violence of the opening scene of "Bel Canto," and the mayhem that breaks out at the end, the work is strangely lacking in dramatic tension.

As it is, The Emerald Atlas is strangely lacking in both wonder ("So fine, magic was real," is Kate's reaction when first greeted with it) and proper danger.

It's so unclear what Dolan is aiming for here, a curious flatness pervading with a queerness strangely lacking and even his trademark pop aesthetic is barely seen, the rare sensory overload not landing as effectively as in his previous work.

But the inquiry can strangely lack vigor.

In an era when politicians strangely lack the skill of rhetoric, that art most essential to their vocation, Keating nostalgia is perhaps more excusable than ever.

There are innocent echoes of "Toy Story" and darker ones of Mr. Dante's own "Gremlins" pictures, which had the witty balance of mischief and horror that "Small Soldiers" strangely lacks.

Quick Calls T-Mobile's new MyTouch 3G Fender Limited Edition ($180 with a two year contract, on T-Mobile.com) boasts a sunburst finish, a music player preloaded with tunes from artists like Eric Clapton and Avril Lavigne, and something earlier MyTouch devices strangely lacked: a built-in 3.5mm headphone jack.

That RAM is an increase on previous mid-range Lumia devices, while the most recent budget-minded Lumias — the 630 and 635, announced back in April — strangely lacked a front-facing camera altogether.