Sentence examples for typical lack of from inspiring English sources

It's a classic example of what the critic Robert Hughes called, with typical lack of tact, cultural bulimia.

Chris Salmon A 1979 theme from an imaginary sci-fi blockbuster, approached with Euro­disco's typical lack of restraint.

Analysts who think that the terms are already settled grumble about the family's typical lack of transparency.

The anger against "white people" also burns, even if presented with a typical lack of subtlety: "They forgot that we are all brothers and sisters and that black people are the ancestors of the human race.

While television viewers will undoubtedly see countless political advertisements before Election Day, how much news coverage can they expect to see? Very little, given the typical lack of attention New York and Philadelphia network affiliates pay to New Jersey.

I spotted France's bad-boy film-maker and novelist taking a furtive puff while talking about his latest big-screen venture – one titled, with typical lack of self-effacement, The Kidnapping of Michel Houellebecq.

Adults $3.50, students, seniors and under-12s $2.50 Philly's nattiest park is one of the five Center City public squares laid out in the initial plans by city founder (and Pennsylvania nakesake) William Penn who, with a typical Quaker lack of romance, named them Northeast, Northwest, Southeast, Southwest and Center.

Although the high proportion of retained introns in AS events in plants supports the intron definition model in splicing, the evidence that the size of the retained introns was more similar to typical exons, lack of long introns, makes the exon definition model an alternative reasonable explanation.

The remark was typical of his lack of pretension.

(Typical problems include lack of time for sex and blaming a partner for the stresses of child rearing).

Bob Wilson's prediction that "Forest are a bubble that will soon burst" was typical of the lack of faith that many expressed in Clough's side and Ranieri's men have been expected to crumble at nearly every stage.