Sentence examples for its very absence from inspiring English sources

"Quartett" (whose German spelling has been preserved in this production) is drolly erotic, devoid of poetic justice and (like the novel) so thoroughly drained of sentimentality that its very absence of warmth and tenderness becomes a source of titillation.

No other Democratic hopeful, or presumed hopeful, seems quite as politically peripatetic as Mr. Lieberman -- certainly not his former running mate, Al Gore, who has kept his profile so out of sight that its very absence has given him a profile, of sorts.

One key thing missing by its very absence is basic background knowledge to bridge two very different domains, i.e. healthcare and CAS.

Perhaps its very absence gave the novel its submerged heat.

Mr. Conille is now both a political non-being and a constitutional zesprit capable, by his very absence and substance, of bringing about the government his parliamentary mandate required.

But it is the very absence of state approval, they said, that made their own vows so meaningful and inspired the spirit of their magazine.

But, as the parallel timelines flip back and forth, what you really get is a sense of how it's exactly that very absence of women in their lives that makes the Cohle/Hart bromance so essential".

But it's in this very absence that Stillman distills his unspoken confession: he was, indeed, away, and he returns with crisp clothing and fresh scent, a dance craze, an aptitude for heartbreak, an unbroken string of loopily witty discourse, an unmollified rage to proselytize, and a vast fund of poise, grace, wit, humor, self-control — and forgiveness.

Dexter may be the best ever at conveying mood — or more accurately the very absence of it.

The very absence of his question underscored its implicit presence.

This sub-section introduces an epistemic situation in which a doxastic agent receives no testimony from any source but regards the very absence of testimony as evidence in its own right.