Sentence examples for much absent from from inspiring English sources

This kind of cartoon is pretty much absent from the magazine nowadays.

Let's just say that Michel Foucault, Stuart Hall, and Franz Fanon are very much absent from how academics are currently engaging with the managerialism of corporate higher education institutional cultures.

What Redknapp has imposed upon the Spurs of Bale and Modric and Van der Vaart and such promising young England contenders as Michael Dawson and Kyle Walker is a pattern of coherence which he says is pretty much absent from areas of his own life.

These sorts of work suggest that, from one point of view, women have not been so much absent from the history of art, as the history of art has screened out many of the forms to which they have traditionally directed their energies.

But Friedman is pretty much absent.

But otherwise "that voracious rhythm that's been on everything else, pretty much" was absent from the haunting, transporting set.

Among their complaints were that the judges did not hold court often enough and spent too much time absent from the territory.

In the Danish study from Copenhagen [16], the TTH patients who had been absent seem to have been as much or more absent from work than the migraine patients, and the number of workdays lost due to migraine was 270 and to TTH 820 per 1,000 persons per year, i.e. a total of 1,090 days.

She is absent from much of the second half of the story.

This might seem obvious, but it's infuriatingly absent from much forecasting.

While booksellers like FNAC in France and Thalia in Germany have introduced e-book readers, the Amazon Kindle is conspicuously absent from much of Europe.