Sentence examples for exactly missing from inspiring English sources

Not that they're exactly missing, but there is less sparkle.

Warmth and humour, it is obvious, are the two qualities exactly missing from this book, as surely as if they had been sliced out with an editor's razor-blade.

Bob Dylan was not exactly missing when Sleater-Kinney went into their last number at both the Fillmore and Soupstock 2000 -- that last number in both cases being the storming "Dig Me Out".

Redemption isn't exactly missing in Joan London's "The Good Parents," but it's rather beside the point in this suspenseful story of a daughter who runs away with an older man to whom she is in sexual thrall, prompting her mother to reminisce about when she herself ran away with a man (and a gangster, no less) to whom she was in sexual thrall.

The company wasn't exactly missing from those stores before, because it was already selling graphic novels.

His wider point is that much current research into the effectiveness of digital ads is problematically narrow and so is exactly missing a broader picture of how consumers might engage with alternative types of less privacy-hostile marketing.

Passers-by could not exactly miss him.

I didn't exactly miss it or want to live there again — I just wondered where it had gone.

Yet, if Bush is still not exactly missed by many Republicans, it appears Rice has shed any doubts with the party base left over from her role in his administrations.

Fans of the show, and of what it represents, will probably say that this exactly misses the point: that there's no reason to compare "Dr. Horrible" with anything but other online content.

It bears noting that Zynga CEO Mark Pincus is a hard-driving entrepreneur, and some of those looking for other jobs may not be exactly missed, just as the revolving management door in the early days of Facebook wasn't necessarily, shall we say, unwelcome.