Sentence examples for absent any sort of from inspiring English sources

"Absent an energy master plan and absent any sort of priorities as to how we plan to meet future energy demand on Long Island, we should not be making these far-reaching and very expensive decisions," Mr. Raacke said.

And even absent any sort of scandal, Supreme Court nominees tend to see their numbers drop throughout the confirmation process.

So, because of this, Atwell lives a self-imposed life absent from any sort of intimacy.

Notably absent are any sorts of video or computer screens, the assumption being that today's visitors come with their own multimedia devices.

Unfortunately absent from the convention was any sort of cloth that could be used for cleaning the glass in front of the phone.

Furthermore, Bush's family has been mostly absent from the campaign trail, refraining from any sort of truly active role, aside from joining the audience at Republican debates.

Notably absent in the two companies' announcements today was any sort of mention of which OEMs are planning to support AllJoyn more directly – something that's a necessary part to any sort of grand scheme to launch any AirPlay "killer," so to speak.

Not the FBI investigation, which cleared her of criminal charges and indicated only a few emails had any sort of confidential markings on them (and they were absent the bold, capitalized title-head kind).

Then, and at all other times in the film, no police officers or other authority figures take any sort of effective or preventive action, and the Roman Catholic church is utterly absent.

Absent a policy agenda more capacious and responsive than entitlement reform alone, there will be no Republican majority capable of implementing any sort of Medicare overhaul whatsoever.

Absent is anything resembling the promotion of John Henry Newman's "philosophic habit of mind" and there is not a word about lighting any sort of life-long educational "fire," but, again, that's not why WGU students sign up.