Sentence examples for exactly missing from from inspiring English sources

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.

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

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

But the mysterious genius of Vermeer is exactly what's missing from Tim's Vermeer.

What Seventeen's heritage is based on is exactly what's missing from the market today.

It's exactly what's missing from "Hacksaw Ridge," though it's the core of another, far greater, similarly titled movie — Clint Eastwood's 1986 war film, "Heartbreak Ridge".

It's exactly what's missing from Yosemite.

Passers-by could not exactly miss him.

This kind of communication and co-operation is exactly what has been missing from service provision in the past - the wishes and views of the community have been neglected at best, and at worst ignored.

The team's clothes are not all that original in their sense of the alternative -- cropped pants and argyle socks with silver stilettos (very Carrie Bradshaw) -- but their devotion to quirkiness seemed exactly what has been missing from the New York shows so far.

"The military's routine, the getting up at the same time every day and doing the same thing, it was exactly what had been missing from my life".