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Meanings of lacked imagination in English

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Usage of lacked imagination in English
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And nobody, looking at him then, would have dared suggest he lacked imagination.
King--of the Khyber Rifles: A Romance of Adventure
2
Samuel, however, was not a careful observer, and seriously lacked imagination.
The Old Wives' Tale
3
He frequented the cafes, questioning the patrons; they lacked imagination.
Original Short Stories — Volume 09
4
The old man would have done it in a minute, only he lacked imagination.
Told in a French Garden / August, 1914
5
He lacked imagination, it is true, but he was game.
Europe Revised
6
But he lacked imagination-hecalled a cat, a cat.
Don Orsino
7
It didn't violate the terms of her parole, but only because the parole board lacked imagination.
Choke
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That wasn't too farfetched; the Taurans lacked imagination in tactics and tended to copy human patterns.
The Forever War
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And the Rams lacked imagination in the final third as Reading were full value for their win.
BBC
10
He could not understand Daniel's attitude, for he lacked imagination to realize what Daniel had been through.
The Old Wives' Tale
11
Even in excuses you lacked imagination.
The Alternate Plan
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Barcelona lacked imagination, still less inspiration.
The Guardian
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So far as I can remember, whatever was written of The Weavers, no critic said that it lacked imagination.
The Weavers: a tale of England and Egypt of fifty years ago - Vo...
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Also he, too, lacked imagination.
The U-boat hunters
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But he lacked imagination, and I was caught in Delhi when war broke and the English closed the Khyber Pass.
King--of the Khyber Rifles: A Romance of Adventure
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But he lacked imagination.
The Naturewoman
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