Sentence examples for it seemed missing from inspiring English sources

As a result, America's engagement with dangerous parts of the world in that time became largely militarized — good at projecting force but sometimes, it seemed, missing opportunities that might have been better exploited by an earlier and more vigorous use of people without guns.

By his definition it seems "missing" means "changed their number after I've harassed them repeatedly".

In short, he reminds us, as all the great teachers, to go with the flow, to grow, to find compassion where the justification for it seems missing.

Seconds later, it seemed, Miss Stull was crowded into a doctor's car, racing through red lights down Seventh Avenue to the crash.

As she prepares to release her forthcoming eighth album, it seems Miss Lopez has noticed the public's thirst for collaborations with barking men does indeed have a limit.

It seems Miss Allen has quit the music industry after it was revealed that she had created and shared a bunch of ILLEGAL MIXTAPES.

Erin was Miss USA 2013, which if you haven't met her yet, you are probably thinking that she's building her life and business around her beauty, because that's what it seems Miss USA would do.

Hippeau, who essentially dismantled what was once one of the most powerful publishing companies in history, Ziff-Davis, leaving it in scattered pieces, seems missing in action.

We are concerned that very few authors have considered the impact of missing covariate data; it seems that missing data is generally either not recognised as an issue or considered a nuisance that it is best hidden.

But it seemed to miss some essential cultural changes.

It seemed a missed opportunity: his first address in America since becoming an international figure, and he hadn't prepared, hadn't thought it through.