Sentence examples for whole lack from inspiring English sources

"I'm impatient with the whole lack of progress on this.

"There's a whole lack of generational memory with the white kids," Mr. Wendel said.

To qualify, a game must, as a whole, lack serious literary artistic, political or scientific value for minors.

"The whole lack of improvement and further rise in claims coincides with the concerns about production and growth in the economy," Steven C. Wieting, an economist for Citigroup, said.

Being that you are that wonderful blend of outdoorsman (or outdoorswoman) and phone aficionado, I bet you're often peeved about the whole lack of power outlets in the wild (I know I am).

What about this whole lack of charisma thing?

The offense, as a whole, lacked rhythm.

But the whole lacked an assertive sharp punch.

In this there is a humility that Western culture, as a whole, lacks.

But the performance as a whole lacked weight, seeming underpowered in both sound and emotion.

The world as a whole lacks a vision for how to respond to the changing nature of displacement.