Sentence examples for supposedly lack from inspiring English sources

Humour is, of course, the coolest, sharpest weapon in humanity's social armoury, and it's one that feminists, supposedly, lack.

Now a partless, or indivisible entity does not necessarily have to be infinitesimal: souls, individual consciousnesses, and Leibnizian monads all supposedly lack parts but are surely not infinitesimal.

More often than not, though, society defines you by what you supposedly lack: work ethic, attention span, a degree you actually use, and more topically brand loyalty and respect for mayonnaise.

However, this result was based on problematic interpretations of the anatomy of systellommatophorans, such as the fact that they supposedly lack a pneumostome and a lung.

Thicker beaded fibers representing serotonergic afferents from the median raphe (Kosofsky and Molliver 1987), which supposedly lack 5-HTT (Brown and Molliver 2000), were detected in 5-HT-immunolabeling only, were not observed in the La and only very rarely found in the BL, in accordance with findings for median raphe afferents to the amygdala (Vertes et al. 1999).

Both features are supposedly lacking in euroland.

This is the result of the diversity we are often criticised for supposedly lacking.

One of the knocks against Dunn is that he supposedly lacks passion for the game.

The twist, of course, is that emotion — a quality supposedly lacking in his Audi designs — is what he was hired to bring to Kia.

They supposedly lacked timely information about such matters as the central bank's reserves shortcomings which did not matter so long as the economy was booming, but which were deemed critical once the run on the peso began.

PHOENIX — Louisville, which lost in the first round of the N.C.A.A. tournament the last two seasons, which dropped consecutive games less than a month ago, which supposedly lacked the toughness or inside presence of Michigan State, won another game Thursday.