When compassion surfaces, it serves only to emphasize how often connections are missed; indeed, compassion is a character that none of the other characters can recognize.
For all she got right, Ms. Plant wrote, "Friedan missed — indeed, she contributed to — the frustrations many women felt due to a cultural climate that constantly denigrated mothers and homemakers".
To borrow the phrase a shattered Clive James deployed after a couple of weeks' exposure to 70s US telly, it usually provides a salutary reminder of what you're not missing: indeed, it has a tendency to cast whatever's big in Britain at the time in a more forgiving light.
"This report strikes me as political posturing by the Welsh assembly and, indeed, missing so much information which would balance the picture," he said.
That seems like a missed opportunity indeed.
There is likely to have been under-ascertainment of affected holdings in the northern European data for 2006, partly through under-reporting, but also because clinical signs of disease could be missed or, indeed, not present.
Because the whole brain was used in the RNA study, many sex differences specific to the hippocampus, cerebellum, or cortex, such as observed here, would be missed, and indeed, the authors concluded that 14%% was probably a low estimate [ 15].
Sadly, Equals (Icon, 12) is a wide miss indeed.
And there have been many more near misses – indeed, over the past few years it feels like the US has had this crisis every other month.
Jun Do is an Everyman who is also a kind of missing person — indeed, an English-speaking character registers his name's closeness to John Doe.
Ronaldo does not like to miss games; indeed, he craves them, as he tries to keep pace with Lionel Messi in the goal-scoring charts.
