Sentence examples for exactly absent from inspiring English sources

There's a rhythmic directness here, and a desire to have a good time, that's not exactly absent from Caribou but pulling harder at the leash now, on tracks such as last year's Ye Ye, and more recent cuts like Jiao.

(Never mind that we know from many other sources that dogs were routinely used to intimidate prisoners at Guantanamo Bay and Abu Ghraib, and it's not like the C.I.A.'s people were exactly absent from those places even if they weren't actually holding the leash).

Mark Morris and his dancers haven't exactly been absent from Britain in the last decade.

Grown-up women have never exactly been absent from the big screen.

Yet the problems of racism, poverty, and police shootings have never exactly been absent in the genre's lifetime.

I'm alive!" Roberts hasn't exactly been absent from "GMA".

Well, now the wily young maverick Wes Anderson has revealed exactly what was absent from Tarkovsky, Bresson, Welles and the rest: a merchandising tie-in with McDonald's.

That caustic approach is exactly what is absent in an American culture driven by a demotic spirit, on the (surprisingly frequent) occasions when Joe Public becomes the hero (often in opposition to government forces).

Not silent, exactly, not conspicuously absent from the comedy circuit or the odd ludicrous make-over with Trinny and Whatsherface on the telly, but less full-on, less in your face, less never-trust-a-man-with-testicles than her usual self.

Bern was the single greatest clue into exactly what was absent in HRC and the Dems - a radically populist-oriented progressivism (or even centrism).

So I am not sure exactly what response the absent churches will offer.