Sentence examples for truly lack from inspiring English sources

Similarly, I've found few companies that truly lack sufficient resources to invest in innovation-driven growth.

"The movie does truly lack what took place under the iceberg, which did appear in my play and novel.

Leaders who engage in these behaviors have the façade of being bold, but truly lack the many positive benefits of genuine bold leadership.

If you really can't do something because you truly lack the necessary skills, you need to offer an alternative solution.

Because if the researchers don't keep in mind that people with autism may not understand the Sally-Anne story, or that autistic children may have different ways of expressing their empathy, it's the researchers who truly lack empathy -- and compassion.

Thus, even if P. spp. truly lack meiosis, there still could be some genetic exchanges between strains in its populations.

The director of corporate investigations said the six-page report produced a few weeks later was "truly lacking".

"At the risk of being cynical," Mr. Lewis wrote in response, "that report is exactly the same as the previous which I indicated was truly lacking".

Journals: The University of Virginia Web site (xroads.virginia.edu) has perhaps the largest collection of journal material online, but the Internet is truly lacking in this regard.

If he were to devise a movie for her, we'd have something that American cinema is truly lacking: the narrative of a real American Negro woman.

The truth is that the triumph of conservative ideas may present a political problem for the ailing Republicans, but the party that's truly lacking in new ideas is my own, the resurgent Democrats.