Sentence examples for is absolutely missing from inspiring English sources

QUESTION FROM PATRICKB: Obama is absolutely missing some easy points.

If you know what you're looking for it's fantastic, but the whimsy and delight you get at indie bookstores is absolutely missing.~ David Roth-Ey, digital director and publisher at HarperCollins UK, "HarperCollins talks apps, e-book discovery and a 'Spotify for books" (Guardian).

MR: So as you were recording, were there moments where it felt like, "Yeah, this is absolutely Missing Persons, but this is Missing Persons 2.0.

"The data were absolutely missed.

"In the end, no, historical facts should not be decided by legislation," said Richard Snow, editor of American Heritage magazine, who says the officers were "absolutely not" missing information critical to the base's defense.

She's absolutely the missing piece that our family needed, but the emptiness he never knew existed until she came.

Knowledgeable in all things horse and particularly Kentucky's history of horse racing and breeding, his behind-the-scenes tour of famous horse farms and equine-related facilities is absolutely not to be missed!

Dawkins, he said, is "absolutely almost entirely correct," but misses something very important: that the work of reading and participating in religious traditions is a crucial part of "orientating ourselves towards the world".

But this is absolutely a not to be missed show for the visuals alone.

Instead, what we're calling for here is the key missing ingredient that is absolutely necessary to finally, devise an approach to addressing abusive behavior in the NFL in a way that actually matches the context in which it overwhelmingly exists.

To begin with, solid evidence that human pancreatic precursors can mature functionally in vitro or in vivo and cure experimental diabetes in animal models is absolutely necessary, yet is currently still missing.