Sentence examples for absence was made from inspiring English sources

And last week, the design of the memorial, "Reflecting Absence," was made public.

The magnitude of his absence was made evident at that moment.

La Russa acknowledged that the Athletics knew Henderson, by his absence, was making a statement.

The MPs said teacher training courses did not prepare trainee teachers for school outings and that a new rule on teacher absence was making it harder for teachers to be available to go on trips.

Here the essential nature of the underworld — its sense of absence — is made visceral by the volumes of meticulously constructed empty space that the string defines.

Only data concerning age, sex, and diarrhea presence or absence were made available to laboratorians.

Gibb hailed the latest figures as proof that the government's policies on pupil absence were making "real progress".

The mineral water from Pluto Springs may no longer be bottled, but the gambling, after more than a half-century's absence, is making a comeback.

An explanation of wet dreams leads to a lengthy reflection on sex in general: as a good Epicurean, Lucretius puts forward the idea that no sex is best, but, if you need so much that its absence is making you unhappy, no-strings flings are better than committed relationships, which inevitably lead to emotional distress.

When the Tour de France reintroduced the team time-trial in 2000 after a four-year absence much was made of the unique spectacle it creates: perfectly coordinated formations of nine riders in largely identical colours doing battle on spectacular aerodynamic machines.

A diagnosis of eyelid myoclonia with absences (EMA) was made on the basis of electroclinical and neuroimaging findings.