Sentence examples for whatever he lacks from inspiring English sources

Whatever he lacks, it isn't authenticity.

Rahlves has dedicated himself to winning a medal at the Winter Olympics, overcoming whatever he lacks in size with fearlessness.

Mr. Crutchfield is an expert on bel canto, and whatever he lacks as a baton technician he makes up for in stylistic understanding and involvement.

Giants Coach Tom Coughlin is wholly familiar with all manner of prodding and has so far made up for whatever he lacks in congeniality by winning four of his first five games with the team.

Whatever he lacked in murk and mysticism, Mr. Cruise made up in unexpectedly dark, insinuating presence.

"She sees it as a way for him to make up for whatever he lacked in the marriage".

He glides along, glibly and optimistically, confident that his innate cleverness will make up for whatever else he lacks, deliberately ignoring the slings and arrows of his outrageous good fortune.

He is less concise when unscripted, or — as on the stump — only loosely tethered to a text, but when he's ad-libbing he makes up for whatever tightness he lacks with an emotional appeal, seeking and generally finding a level of connection to his supporters that eludes his rival entirely.

He is less concise when unscripted, or as on the stump only loosely tethered to a text, but when he's ad-libbing he makes up for whatever tightness he lacks with an emotional appeal, seeking and generally finding a level of connection to his supporters that eludes his rival entirely.

His story is an embarrassing cry for help, and for whatever reason, he lacks the emotional constitution and life skills he needs to move out of his parents house.

Whatever he may lack in tonal allure alongside Mr. Bostridge (but few others), he more than makes up for in directness and warmth.