Sentence examples for missing the truly from inspiring English sources

"Some interesting points in your preamble, but I can't help feeling you're missing the truly important information," writes Matt Dony.

We felt that we might be missing the truly outstanding young scientists because of the intense competition for a limited number of slots each year".

That night I had the rare opportunity to be locked into the Church of the Holy Sepulcher in the Old City where the "holy" in charge are missing the "truly holy" message of Jesus in their stewardship.

Amid all these floaters, it is easy to miss the truly profound message that sneaks out at the very end of the book.

But you may have missed the truly big stuff.

Maybe you missed the truly spectacular 80% return in the Chinese market last year, but no matter: There's more where that came from.

We acknowledge that we are likely to have missed the truly 'strong and silent' depressed men [ 52] but it is difficult to see how we could have accessed and interviewed this group.

Consequently, previous approaches that are based on preparasitic juvenile worms and that do not include the parasitic stages are liable to miss the truly interesting proteins that the nematode only releases when in contact with its host cell deep inside the plant root.

Dykstra attributes the apparent breakdown to the fact that Clover was desperately missing the one man she truly adored: "The anchoring love of her father must have seemed a million miles away".

In this sense, India is missing the opportunity to create a truly centralized regulatory agency, which can oversee all heath products and optimize resultant synergies.

This remake of the 1950 movie starring Clifton Webb and Myrna Loy is a bubbling crockpot of farcical mush to warm the tummies of anyone who really and truly misses "The Brady Bunch," and I mean really and truly.