Sentence examples for the language lacks from inspiring English sources

It may seem minor, but the language lacks literary elegance, which is particularly unfortunate considering the richness of the classical tradition.

Rajneesh's followers (known as Rajneeshees) reject the term "cult" as stigmatic, but the language lacks any other word that might describe their devotion to a man who offered his very presence as an instrument of consciousness-raising.

Because of this difference, the language lacks nouns that refer to units of time.

The ostensive definition of 'Charlie' enriches the language with a name of a particular insect, and it could well be that before the enrichment the language lacked resources to denote that particular insect.

The English language lacks the words sufficient to describe the moral consequences of that egregious error.

The Hebrew language lacks a proper word to express the notion of providence, but the concept is well known in the Hebrew Scriptures.

Another telling sign of how prevalent such attitudes toward information and public service remain is that the Japanese language lacks a word to express neatly the idea of accountability.

Lohan's strange emphasis on certain words ("We can fo-cus on the good things" as she says in the video) is a common inflection amongst Greeks, who sometimes struggle with how the English language lacks accent marks to indicate stress.

The Swahili language lacks a word precisely equivalent to wheeze.

In particular, the Python language lacks sufficiently strong security mechanisms to implement a useful level of user protection.

Additionally, the Vietnamese language lacks a word for "relationship" which could be used appropriately in this context.