Sentence examples for unfortunately lacking from inspiring English sources

All epic dramas have a villain and Panthers-Broncos is unfortunately lacking one.

Clarity was unfortunately lacking in Alexander Lazarev's performance of Shostakovich's Seventh Symphony with the Royal Scottish National Orchestra, in the earlier Prom.

Wright concluded: "I remain prepared to offer support to your efforts to reform your business in a way that treats all workers fairly and with respect … However, you do need to demonstrate a degree of trust, openness and constructive engagement that I hoped to establish but was so unfortunately lacking on our visit to Shirebrook".

It's not a majority, obviously, and information about what types of apps, or what these apps may have shared in common, are details that are unfortunately lacking in Distimo's analysis.

Aurora Feint (iTunes Link) is a popular and very addictive RPG puzzle game notable for effectively merging game play with an online a community and real time chat – features that are still unfortunately lacking in many iPhone games that fail to tap into the network effect.

"I was recently invited to universities in Durham and Kent to speak about medical cannabis to some classes, to educate students on the very basics of medical cannabis – knowledge which many are unfortunately lacking," says Liebling.

I always feel Vlad's presence in a manner that I unfortunately lack the eloquence to articulate".

By "notes" he knows quite well that I meant footnotes or endnotes, which the anthology notably and unfortunately lacks.

The triumph of the fall season, "From the House of the Dead," unfortunately lacks a media deal.

Kirsten Hopkins's petulant Irene unfortunately lacks sufficient authority to qualify as a bona fide Broadway diva.

We could have half a dozen of those farms spread out across the city because the city unfortunately lacks quality supermarkets.