Sentence examples for this lacunae from inspiring English sources

Fortunately, this lacunae has been addressed to some degree by the recent publication of a series of Green's lecture notes from the late 1860s and early 1870s.

This lacuna knocks a major hole in the plot.

I've proposed a few reasons for this lacuna in the past.

This lacuna is doubly strange because Garton Ash gets so much right.

This lacuna leaves competing revivals (British Druid practice re-emerged in the 1700s) and Celtic reconstruction movements.

Desperate to fill this lacuna between rumour and fact, In Touch did what every responsible publication would do: put his face on a woman's body.

But rather than sigh over this lacuna, as most historians do, Dava Sobel came up with an odd but artful solution: She wrote a two-act play to dramatize the encounter, and sandwiched it between 150 pages of nonfiction narrative.

But prayerful reflection, reading Old and New Testaments in the light of one another, filled this lacuna at a very early state by pointing to Isaiah 1 3: 'The ox knows its owner, and the ass its master's crib, but Israel does not know.' " A few pages later, the pope explains that "Christianity has always understood that the speech of angels is actually song".

This paper is aimed to fulfill this lacuna.

The present work aims to fill partially this lacuna through an experimental investigation.

Lewis fills this lacuna by citing a standing convention of truthfulness and trust.