Sentence examples for was strangely lacking from inspiring English sources
It was strangely lacking in the first half.
The architecture critic Roger Gill has stated that the building is "remarkable in size" but noted that the "ambience of a medieval University was strangely lacking".
But the show is strangely lacking in tension or drama.
Despite the violence of the opening scene of "Bel Canto," and the mayhem that breaks out at the end, the work is strangely lacking in dramatic tension.
As it is, The Emerald Atlas is strangely lacking in both wonder ("So fine, magic was real," is Kate's reaction when first greeted with it) and proper danger.
My lamb shank was huge, the size of a club, and darkened by long slow roasting (either that, or it had been left too long in the warmer), but it was strangely tasteless, lacking that unctuous richness that's teased out of lamb only gradually.
His father, though, was strangely morose, worrying that he lacked the resources to absorb such a large company.
For a newspaper that showed great enterprise on the subject last year — breaking the story that Obama had disinvited Wright to deliver the invocation at the announcement of his presidential campaign, and publishing a deep examination of their relationship before most Americans had heard of Wright — it was a performance strangely lacking in energy at a potential turning point in the election.
She was strangely happy to blame him for her lack of awareness or common sense.
He was strangely happy there.
