Sentence examples for is fundamentally missing from inspiring English sources

Because – and this is what Hasan is fundamentally missing in his entire piece – those babies were wanted.

He has said before now that any story about him which does not have God at its centre is fundamentally missing the point, and he does his best to ensure reporters cannot write one by returning to the subject often, even when the question being asked hardly demands it.

In discussing the shortcomings of GDP as an indicator of our nation's progress, Robert Kennedy highlighted what is fundamentally missing from this measurement, citing educational proficiency, good health, our courage, wit and strength of our marriages.

Rather, the dominant species information was added to each prediction method as an information that was fundamentally missing, considering the natural properties of a method.

More problematically yet, it seems to be fundamentally missing the point to say that the crime of, for example, murder is, at bottom, free riding rather than unjustly killing another.

First off, I'm fundamentally missing the domestic gene.

There is something fundamentally missing from them at the moment".

But by offering details about pictures in this manner, are museums fundamentally missing the point of what art is all about?

Many experts are now beginning to argue that this was fundamentally to miss the point of mixed communities, as well as to subscribe to misty-eyed notions of community no longer relevant in today's world.

It is fundamentally unfair".

It is fundamentally fair.