Sentence examples for feel missing from inspiring English sources

Bosch has a sort of LA noir feel missing from other shows.

Mr Hussein said the workers feel "missing their prayer is worse than losing their job".

She conveys the homesickness they feel — missing not just family and friends but also the heat and light and rhythms of the places they left behind — and their awareness of the fragility of even their most ordinary dreams of safety.

If you have a spare, then use that; if not, move the existing furniture or decor subtly so it does not feel missing.

Something feels missing and amiss, even as Ida muses on missing.

That's something that often feels missing from our digital interactions and lives.

11, globe-hopping counterterrorism series, began in 2011, something felt missing.

With Manchester United playing no role at all in Europe this season, something feels missing.

Something nagged at me, felt missing, but I couldn't figure out what it was.

What felt missing from much of the concert was the raw spirit of adventure that typifies Mr. McFerrin's performances, and especially his solo a cappella work.

But something feels missing.