Sentence examples for missing the core from inspiring English sources

We are missing the core of literature, the excitement, and it is being misunderstood for a lack of intelligence.

For someone who is as relentlessly busy as I am, and who is always thinking 'what's next?' it has been very instructive just to simply be where everyone else is without making plans constantly and maybe missing the core of things as they happen".

Regarding so-called "upstream" collection (when the NSA taps directly into the cables that make up the core network of the Internet), the EFF finds the PCLOB report missing the core point at hand — that the "government has access to or is acquiring nearly all communications that travel over the Internet".

The structure of the LPS can be partially deduced by its size following electrophoresis because it is assembled sequentially and as a consequence, mutants missing the core or O-antigens will migrate faster.

The article misses the core point of my amendment to the Millennium Challenge Corporation's financing schedule.

To begin with, that any glib answer to the question misses the core of the experience – the complex dialectic of being ill, which is a social as well as physical condition.

Howard Layfield Newcastle upon Tyne Sarah Boseley (More money is certainly needed – but that's not all, 14 January) and your front-page report miss the core problem that compared with other western countries we get our NHS on the cheap.

It was then and there I realized that the product team missed the core scenario - all people want to do with documents on their phone (for the most part) is just read them.

"Those who see only the George W. Bush of the surface — the cocky, simplistic, baseball-loving son of an ex-president who went in six years from never having won a political race to the presidency of the most powerful nation on the planet — miss the core of inner resolve behind those sharp blue eyes," he wrote.

They warn that the debate about devolving powers to national parliaments "skews the discussion" and misses the core issue that "national parties and local communities in every part of our nation have signalled a desire for a revival of our local democratic systems".

Someone as high profile as him has been accused of everything under the sun and yes, some media outlets have insulted him, focusing mainly on an opinion that someone so "obnoxious" shouldn't be the new standard for entertainment for the younger generation (which is a stupid take and misses the core of his appeal).