Sentence examples for are totally missing from inspiring English sources

The early, breathless tweeting that President Obama's nominee for the World Bank is "not a Washington insider" and "a friend of Tim Geithner" are totally missing the point.

Again, those companies are totally missing from Forbes' list.

What they are totally missing, however, is that this isn't just any old mosque in any old town.

I do think that if this product ever comes to market, they are totally missing out on the name though.

Lack of proper facilities and environment for research in the universities and research institutes led to deterioration in the standard of higher education to the extent that today our universities have been relegated to the status of low-level colleges in which valuable university-economy links are totally missing.

Either that or there is a lesson about the food chain that we are totally missing.

In the current version of the automated assessment system, the teacher provides feedback only when the skills are totally missed.

This simulation captures better the impact of the funds than other previous studies for the Spanish regions where the effects on EU savings are totally missed and there is a misallocation of funds among industries.

I'm totally missing out in life.

That has been totally missing from the literature on addiction.

But looking at NCIS like that is totally missing the point.