Sentence examples for distinctly missing from the from inspiring English sources
The reasons are as complex as the distortions, but distinctly missing from the discourse is critical engagement with the foundations and implications of the European data protection regime that gave flight to the discussion.
And yet what's distinctly missing from the public conversation is any real acknowledgment that we're a-d-d-i-c-t-e-d to energy, and lots of it.
After all, in Nolans's hands, Batman has had a distinctly Bondian cast, with a global scope missing from the earlier film series and his very own Q in the form of Morgan Freeman's Lucius Fox.
[C7.] Small Business Caters to Hispanic Tastes Gilbert de Cardenas Jr. started a business and a brand name after noticing that something was missing from the aisles of giant supermarkets and neighborhood bodegas alike: distinctly Hispanic meats.
Major bands at 3345, 2207, 1593, 1448, 1396 and 1158 cm−1 for Algavyt are distinctly different from the spectra of Algavyt Mn/Zn indicating significant compositional differences, such as nitrile (at 2207 cmissingssing in the latter formulation (Figs. 4, 5).
When Mr. Peterson, a fertilizer salesman, was arrested on Friday, he looked distinctly different from the appearance he had maintained during the four-month period since he reported his wife missing.
In 62 cases (21percentthe the second diagnosis was "distinctly different" from the first, the researchers reported.
