Sentence examples for missing idea from inspiring English sources
Not only could she see what was wrong with an article, she could also provide the missing idea that would make the piece work.
Because of the way the Web site had been designed, search engines missed ideas that were presented on it.
She hardly drinks now, after a few 80s years as something of a hellraiser – "I miss the idea sometimes, the idea of a glass of wine while cooking, but hey ho.
The redo seemed a can't-miss idea.
LOS ANGELES, Nov. 15 — Pfizer, the world's biggest drug company, flopped miserably with a seemingly can't-miss idea.
I miss the idea of the slide show.
I miss the idea of not having any sense of retribution and consequence.
Still, she seemed to miss some idea of Ireland, or of domesticity.
The column misses the idea that people can furiously pursue excellence at both child-rearing and work.
"I miss the idea that I could be the best," she says to Boughen, who was once a midfielder at Notre Dame with higher aspirations of his own.
I don't miss the idea of my son, Paul; I miss the specific, tall, funny teenager who was thoughtful enough to call from his cellphone when he was going by the grocery store to ask if I needed anything.
