Sentence examples for sweet lack from inspiring English sources

It is, instead, an easier, cheaper, friendlier alternative, increasingly popular -- a last-minute plan with lower stakes, higher flexibility, a maximum of social entertainment in a minimum of time, and a sweet lack of stress.

Dubrule found it pleasing at first, then tried it on her skin and pronounced it too sweet, lacking a certain elegance.

This may be more than superstition: curiously, although sweet limes lack the citric acid that provides flavor, they contain a full dose of ascorbic acid, vitamin C. Also, many cancer patients believe that sweet limes help relieve their nausea from chemotherapy.

And the few G.M.O.'s sold in produce aisles — a Hawaiian papaya, some squash, a fraction of sweet corn — lack the iconic status of a breakfast drink that, Mr. Kress conceded, is "like motherhood" to Americans, who drink more of it per capita than anyone else.

It's very sweet, while lacking in spice and zest.

If you undercook your caramel it will be pale, too sweet and lacking in character.

Almond butter is delicate and mellow but, made from only sweet almonds, lacks the distinctive bitterness you might expect.

Similarly, I have never met an out-of-town New York bagel that was not huge, puffy, soft-crusted, slightly sweet and lacking a sharply defined hole.

Up front, Sarah Cracknell is an unobtrusive presence, her voice sweet but lacking emotion; backing singer Debsey Wykes could take her place without anyone noticing the difference.

Mr. Erwitt, now 82, delivers his visual gags with such economy and sweet-tempered lack of pretension that it is easy to overlook just how good he is at what he does.

In my neighborhood, we ate sandwiches that were spiced only with mustard, not Russian dressing, and the cole slaw mentioned is more popularly known as health salad, a cabbage concoction that is relatively sweet and lacks mayonnaise.