Sentence examples for ultimate lack from inspiring English sources

Despite its ultimate lack of intellectual substance, "Me and Isaac Newton" is still inspiring.

But the forward and backward structure is at once more complicated and arbitrary and seems intended partly to camouflage an ultimate lack of narrative credibility.

Frustrated by his ultimate lack of control over The Left Handed Gun, Penn waited five years before he directed the acclaimed screen version of The Miracle Worker (1962).

"Death is the ultimate lack of accountability". And if the future of social media platforms is one haunted by digital ghosts in the machine, would you still log on?

"What you've got there is a classic fig leaf by the Democrats to explain their ineptitude and lack of focus and ultimate lack of ability to convince the voters they have a plan to move forward," said Matt Walter, president of the Republican State Leadership Committee, which focuses on statehouse races.

But its Boy-Scout strategy of leading by example (if other countries reached a deal, Europe would raise its efforts from 20 to 30 percent) and its ultimate lack of unity at the summit ensured that its leverage would be negligible in the face of great powers determined to do as little as possible.

Meanwhile, most patients, despite being the ultimate consumers, lack a direct relationship with insurers.

In toxicology, however, the application of the high-throughput screening is quite different: The ultimate outcome is lack of activity for key toxicity targets—a lack of activity that may ultimately be used as an indicator of lack of hazard or to assist in defining the mode of action.

He has thrived despite having the ultimate disadvantage: the lack of an element of surprise.

In response to atheism and secularism, the Faith and Order document, which is much indebted in this section to Wolfhart Pannenberg, proclaims that "the world of finite things and the secular social system both lack ultimate meaning and purpose without a transcendent reality as their basis".

To jail wholesale opposition leaders, journalists, critics and dissidents is not a demonstration of control but the ultimate manifestation of lack of control.