Sentence examples for absent writing from inspiring English sources

Churchill was absent, writing a speech, but he agreed to a request by Spears to be allowed to try to get a majority of cabinet members to overturn the decision, which they did.

In a series of letters last week, Yates' lawyer, David O'Neil, accused the Trump Justice Department of trying to silence Yates by asserting that "all information Ms. Yates received or actions she took in her capacity as Deputy Attorney General and acting Attorney General are client confidences that she may not disclose absent written consent of the department". .

Creating online materials allows for a level of creativity absent from writing syllabi or paper cases.

"Images were first made to conjure up the appearances of something that was absent," he writes.

"With some notable exceptions, Kurds, usually Turkey's most robust anti-government protesters, had been absent," she wrote.

"It's not only the great works of European art that have gone missing in The Monuments Men; the spark of writer-director-star George Clooney's film-making is absent too," wrote Scott Foundas of Variety.

In late February, with Parliament in session and Derby absent, he wrote to Disraeli asking for confirmation that "you will not shrink from the additional heavy responsibility".

4. Michael Gurian also recommends that his child (and adult) clients of absent fathers write letters to their father on Father's Day (and other days, such as Christmas, New Years, Thanksgiving, Birthdays, etc).

"It means the presidential machinery and momentum that are expected to kick in to help Senate candidates like him is utterly absent this year," writes Decker, "even as his challenger has the entire array of her party behind her".

The second subset [10, 11, 12] focuses on issues that should normally be absent from scholarly writing but are present in Alexander's texts, including the use of disparaging or biased statements, which arise equally from the definitions of 'science' [4] and belief that beauty is only achieved through the timeless way of building [3].

Is there a more miraculous scene in ancient literature than the one in John where Jesus absent-mindedly writes on the ground while his fellow-Jews try to entrap him into approving the stoning of an adulteress, only to ask, wide-eyed, if it wouldn't be a good idea for the honor of throwing the first stone to be given to the man in the mob who hasn't sinned himself?