Sentence examples for absence view from inspiring English sources

By Melanie Rehak The New Yorker, October 16, 2006 P. 88 Returning alone after long absence View Article By David Remnick By Jia Tolentino By Jelani Cobb By Bernard Avishai.

There are many fine things in the Museum of Modern Art's pioneering design collection, which opens to the public on Nov. 20 after a four-year absence from view.

President Thabo Mbeki of South Africa on Saturday ordered Mr. Selebi to take an indefinite leave of absence in view of his possible prosecution on charges of taking money from a businessman accused of murder.

The absence of views like the ones Smith offers on TNT with Charles Barkley led him to tell Johnson: "It might not be differences.

Mr. Obama's absence was viewed with anxiety in Japan, which is locked in a heated dispute with China over the control of a tiny group of islands and has counted on a firm American presence to keep China's territorial ambitions in check.

His absence from public view spawned rumors and published reports that he had undergone cosmetic surgery.

His prolonged absence from public view has fuelled speculation about his physical and political health.

Mr. Panetta was asked to assess Mr. Xi and the intrigue surrounding his absence from public view.

The documentary comes as speculation continues to grow about Mr Putin's 10-day absence from public view.

The junta has released her twice before, in 1995 and 2002, calculating that her extended absence from public view had weakened her appeal.

What saved the frescoes, which deal with figures from the Venetian past, is their absence from public view since 1968 and their history documented since the 18th century.