Sentence examples for are rather missing from inspiring English sources

But the real pity here, as Feig makes clear, is that genuine Ghostbusters fans who oppose the very existence of the remake are rather missing the point.

Then again, maybe all those who would urge a new spirit of American rapprochement toward Libya are rather missing the true focus of the debate.

Those defenders of America who attack knee-jerk anti-Americanism are rather missing the point.

I think we are rather missing a major point about money in politics, at least in the United States.

Also, if we are learning and teaching our children, to mouth tolerance and goodness and justice, but are fighting in our adult playgrounds like wounded animals who want to kill, we are rather missing the point.

It is rather missing the points.

"I think you're rather missing the point," says our old friend Frank Stark.

All the same, she feels that I am rather missing the point.

And strangely, from that galaxy of the arts, music was rather missing.

Critics of Dave's recipients seem to be rather missing the point.

So when Lady Massey complains that Starbucks has failed its civic duty by allowing unfiltered internet connections in its cafes, she's rather missing the point.