Sentence examples for supposed lack from inspiring English sources

The official complains about the president's supposed lack of principles.

Even the average motorist, he argues, will be deterred by Bridgestone's supposed lack of reliability.

But much of classical music's supposed lack of appeal is simply a matter of ticket pricing.

Now, leading foodists sound positively petulant about a supposed lack of artistic recognition.

Or when Mr. Lucas's supposed lack of regard for the feelings of his fans is compared to Holocaust denial.

The media critique of the Conservative party during this year's conference has focused on the supposed lack of policy.

However, because of a supposed lack of emergency capacity for unaccompanied minors, at least 850 children will be made homeless.

One issue of concern for the president has been a supposed lack of enthusiasm about voting among Latinos.

They sought to attend on Valverde's behalf but were spurned by the Italians for a supposed lack of cooperation.

A recurring theme this season among analysts has been Adelaide's supposed lack of killer instinct in attack.

It is that supposed lack of significance to the Perry family — and far too much of the nation — that is so disturbing.