Sentence examples for fundamental absence from inspiring English sources

It is a daylong detour whose goal is to keep you sufficiently off balance to overlook a fundamental absence of credibility.

"The essence of this tragedy, it seems to me, derives from a fundamental absence of empathy on the part of the attackers: an inability to imagine, or connect with, the humanity and suffering of others," he wrote.

The essence of this tragedy, it seems to me, derives from a fundamental absence of empathy on the part of the attackers: an inability to imagine, or connect with, the humanity and suffering of others.

It is not an object to be possessed, but is that through which the subject and the other are brought into relation to begin with, and it thus imposes itself upon the subject as a fundamental absence or lack that is at once necessary and irremediable (Lacan 1977, 289).

Based on increasingly solid data, it is reasonable to conclude that future proclamations of the fundamental absence of therapeutic intent associated with phase 1 antineoplastic drug trials simply do not reflect the current reality of cancer drug development.

Which brings us to a more fundamental problem: absence of parenting.

You will know them by the sound fundamentals and the absence of any swell of excited voices.

Neither auditor had a complete picture of the company's assets and liabilities -- an absence of fundamental financial controls that is a sure-fire recipe for fraud.

Alexander will go further in his criticism of the war than just the fundamental error of the absence of weapons of mass destruction, arguing that long-term repercussions were not considered.

The warning from Lord Oakeshott reflects wider fears among senior Liberal Democrats that the focus in the runup to the autumn statement on how to distribute the pain of further deficit reduction between pensions reliefs for the rich and cutting welfare misses the deeper fundamental failing over the absence of growth.

"We fear that due to the lack of nurturing of human rights and absence of fundamental reverence and assurances for individuals' freedom, rights and dignity, if a full-scale crisis breaks out, the whole society will collapse into hatred and brutality".