Sentence examples for a sense of missing from inspiring English sources

As I grew older I retained a sense of missing out on something even though, post-punk, I espoused a hatred of Christmas and all its consumerist horror.

But if I go straight to sleep, I have a sense of missing out (whether or not this is a wider symptom of the sickness of modern life is a question for another time).

Even sitting next to someone with a VR headset on will leave you with a sense of missing out, but not really a full understanding of what, exactly, you're missing out on.

There will no longer be a sense of "missing" an article, because the "articles" will be living things.

When I did put the book down to tend to necessities of life, I had a sense of missing and wanting to know more.

A sense of missed opportunity pervades.

The muddy, unfocused production adds to a sense of missed opportunity.

Mum wasn't bitter that she didn't go to drama school – there wasn't a sense of missed opportunity.

But then a sense of missed opportunities to cut loose hangs over the entire ensemble, which also includes Devin Ratray and Erin Darke.

Yet there was a sense of underachievement at the tournament given the favorable draw for the United States, which departed after a second-round loss to Ghana with a sense of missed opportunity.

The greatest suffering is endured, she believes, by wives, whose lives are inevitably riven with compromise, regret, and a sense of missed opportunity: in "The Marriage Sabbatical," every wife is Ibsen's Nora.