Sentence examples for think it lacks from inspiring English sources

"I think it lacks discipline".

I think it lacks that crowd appeal – I can't really imagine anyone singing along with it.

"I do think it lacks a bit of heart," said the author Naomi Alderman, who is also reviewing the film.

Faanya L. Rose, the Explorers Club president, ate the tarantula and said her only reaction was, "I think it lacks salt".

For many of those trying to divine a post-Blair future for Labour-oriented politics, Demos has so pushed itself beyond the traditional idea of right and left that critics now think it lacks any real clarity, a problem worsened by the fact that its work has rarely concentrated on such bedrock issues as poverty and economic equality.

The music industry gets a bad rep because people think it lacks sophistication.

It's very slick, and the only thing I thought it lacks is a decent search box on the homepage.

SC: I thought it lacked oomph.

Good as it was, he thought it lacked something.

She claimed asylum in October 2013 but this was rejected because, her supporters said, the Home Office thought it lacked credibility.

He also thought it lacking in humour, but seemed to enjoy her drawing on "heroic stereotypes from Achilles through to Christ".