Sentence examples for great absence from inspiring English sources
But there's a great absence of neurosis here.
The other great absence is the American people.
Not snarling now, but gentle, as she welcomes us into the great absence.
"The banlieues are the great absence in the campaign," Mr. Haidari said.
She has, and it makes for a far more interesting read than some tired, realist Bildungsroman with pious nods to the great absence of the Twin Towers.
The show also included one of the great absences in sitcom history, the terrifying Mrs Mainwaring who (like Maris Crane in Frasier, only much louder), was the elephant in her husband's psychic room.
But what they also depend on, and did in 1911, is a much greater absence: her missing eyebrows.
Katey Rich Jean-Luc Godard has often said that the greatest crime, or failure, or perhaps just the greatest "absence" in the history of cinema was the medium's inability to witness directly the central crime of the 20th century: no footage exists of the gas chambers, the ovens, the pyres of corpses burning day and night for years.
Shivani: In "Lettera amorosa," we feel unexpected discovery in the poem's conclusion of a greater absence than at first posited: "Letter, then, to light, which is open-ended, / folds, expands, but even on winter mornings / faithfully attends to the correspondence, / answers the question".
Any injury resulting in 8 days or greater absence from match play was reported by injury management staff at the clubs.
