Sentence examples for tiny lack of from inspiring English sources

There is something wrong here — too little day-to-day opposition, perhaps a tiny lack of pride, perhaps a trace of moneyed smugness.

At Aumbry, a converted cottage with a tiny kitchen, lack of space meant considerable resourcefulness.

Brian Zeger complained about "a tiny little lack of clarity" and "a slight lack of ping in the soprano register".

Hypopomids are characterised in part by their tiny eyes and lack of teeth.

I worried that the tiny cabins and lack of on-board entertainment would drive us stir-crazy after a few days.

Sonja Nuttall, like many of her contemporaries, spoke of the perils of success for a tiny enterprise, the lack of corporate support in Great Britain, and the excitement of being in the fashion game.

While the motivation for this work arose from the need to provide molecular sketching capabilities on mobile devices with tiny screens and lack of accurate pointing devices, the set of primitives has applicability outside of this niche.

Hedda is tiny and frail: her lack of bodily heft make her at times astonishingly vulnerable – but she also uses her physical delicacy as a weapon against her husband at times.

Sure wearables have been having a tough go of it lately, but maybe the problem is just a general lack of tiny projectors jammed into the products.

The roasted chicken he made for Lidia Bastianich was praised by the judges for its lack of fuss, tiny broken bones and all.

It means that as amazing new ideas come along and our society pushes to make use of them, we won't be limited by lack of this tiny workhorse.