Sentence examples for otherwise absent from inspiring English sources

But the dead -- the reason, after all, for those loving, scraggly, individual shrines -- are otherwise absent.

One particularly gratifying thing, Mr. Compton said, is that otherwise absent fathers show up at ball games.

Five members of the committee were missing having been arrested, suspended or in one case because he was otherwise absent.

There is a spotlighted crown prop — it pops up as the Frigidaire logo in one scene — as a stand-in for Arthur, otherwise absent throughout.

Although one of the cast "becomes" or imitates Graham in a brief eavesdropped scene, "Martha" — as she is always known by the group — is otherwise absent.

Louis Andriessen and Julia Wolfe were to have joined the festival's faculty as well, and they would have represented different versions of a post-Minimalist style otherwise absent.

Because criminal rape complaints usually fail, civil complaints give survivors an otherwise-absent fighting chance in court.

He starts by investigating the aunts in Jane Austen, having quoted a passage in Ruth Perry's book The Transformation of Kinship in English Literature 1748-1818...mothers inovelsls of the period are notoriously absent – dead or otherwise missing.

"Yew" equals "you" equals Brachiano, the one principal otherwise conspicuously absent from the scene.

But the boy wonder has otherwise been absent from the Batman big-screen canon in recent times.

The Citizens UK assembly exhibited by the bucket-load traits that have otherwise been absent from the nearly-over election campaign: it was direct, energetic and spirited.