Sentence examples for a crucial element missing from inspiring English sources

That's a crucial element missing from the stage version.

There is, however, a crucial element missing from the online calendars: chocolate.

B doesn't realize that there is a crucial element missing from the soundtrack of this scene: the clanging rigging of the small boats that throng the ports of all the towns on the Mediterranean coast.

Gill was not the only crucial element missing for the Nets (2-3).

All welcome, but there are still a couple of crucial elements missing.

But a crucial element is missing: housing with support services.

But a crucial element is missing in this important campaign.

Many teachers and school administrators have hailed the plans, but critics have said a crucial element is missing: more money.

Whether we prefer the subjectivist's response to Hume's problem or the objectivist's, a crucial element is still missing.

Hardly anybody newly urban in nineteenth-century novels seems to make money; were the novelists missing a crucial element of economic enablement in the social tableau?

But a crucial element of their individuality is missing, so all that emotion never quite manages to inspire the deep, resonant empathy these stricken parents — and, more to the point, we in the audience — so desperately need.