Sentence examples for oddly missing from inspiring English sources

The Starks' is oddly missing.

Well, one thing oddly missing in Murray is any discussion of that traditional indicator of social breakdown, teenage pregnancy.

Clouds that had hung overhead for 38 years were oddly missing... the sharp daylight of justice seemed to chase away the shadows and the stereotypes of the past.

The corporate guns — McDonald's and the manufacturers of the hydrogenated oils that the plan seeks to eliminate — have been oddly missing from the debate.

Edwards took the checkered flag in the Sharpie 500, a race that was oddly missing the typical Bristol bumps, bounces and controversy at the finish.

T is for Tilda Swinton Whose extraordinary face makes her perfect for the White Witch, and yet there's something oddly missing.

Oddly, Miss Grussner -- who describes herself as a "typical Scandinavian: blond hair, blue eyes, big teeth" -- grew up on gospel music, which she says is "huge" in Scandinavia.

It should not be this difficult for us to have clearer answers about MP Geoffrey Dickens's dossier of names – reportedly citing MPs, church hierarchy and the powerful – which was handed to Leon Brittan and oddly went missing.

But the story is oddly shaped, missing the big pay-offs of the last decade.

Oddly, I missed the solitary missionary-lady-angel standing on the island in the middle of Times Square, though I saw her later and wondered who she was.

Oddly enough, the missing piece is perhaps the best description of the one thing that every great writer really does need: a keen vision and feeling of ordinary human life.