Sentence examples for though it may lack from inspiring English sources

And – though it may lack the beauty and cultural imprimatur of Gormley's Another Place – the stark magnificence of dozens of gantry cranes, stilled in the sunset, is an evocative rendering of the human dialogue between our natural and manufactured worlds.

Though it may lack the drama of a saloon fistfight or shootout on the Ponderosa ranch, the saga of a marker honoring the "Bonanza" star Michael Landon that was posted in Collingswood, N.J., has yielded differing accounts of what happened to it before it reached the office of a weekly newspaper there and, if nothing else, has revealed how strong sentiment for the actor still runs.

And, though it may lack political clout, this view has some world-class intellectual backing.

The nest is usually domed, though it may lack a roof in enclosed sites.

The navy wants its two aircraft carriers, though Larry Elliott points out that it may lack the aircraft to man them or the long-range subs to protect them.

But it may lack crucial data.

What is contingent, in the corresponding sense, could have had from the beginning a different truth-value, though it may well lack a power to change its truth-value from that which it actually has.

We conclude that social bookmarking can provide search data not currently provided by other sources, though it may currently lack the size and distribution of tags necessary to make a significant impact.

This year, though, it may happen.

In outline, Kenneth J Harvey's Inside, which comes ringingly endorsed by John Banville, has the makings of a gripping story, though its premise may lack the wildness of its acclaimed predecessor, The Town That Forgot How to Breathe (JM Coetzee did the honours on that one).

She says a growing number of Catholics are critical of the abortion law, though they may lack the space to discuss it.