Sentence examples for overtly missing from inspiring English sources
In this way, although the model does not become a comprehensive representation of an entire signaling process, however, it still allows the identification of overtly missing key features.
West said: "Abramović's words are clearly racist and it doesn't surprise me that this was written in 1979, but at this point there really is no excuse for the level of ignorance that allowed editors to miss overtly racist language.
Then as he segued into economics, Limbaugh crudely directed the phrase "missing link" toward President Obama, an overtly racist association lost on zero listeners.
Other works more overtly reveal the always-present underlying sense of alienation that affords Ruscha's paintings a psychological tension missing from the more flashy work of many of his east coast peers.
Toby Jones does a chilling Hitchcock imitation, though his accent sounds a tiny bit too Cockney and his tone is missing just that bit of plummy innocence, just that lag of calculating diffidence — of instinctive dramatic timing — behind the wicked humor; he sounds too overtly villainous.
Bubble is right, of course, but she's also, rather sweetly, missing the point: the key words in her tweet are "the more overt equivalent" and this is precisely what grosses out some magazine editors, that bloggers are exposing the system overtly as opposed to keeping it (vaguely) hidden.
Toby Jones does a chilling Hitchcock imitation, though his accent sounds a tiny bit too Cockney and his tone is missing just that bit of plummy innocence, just that lag of calculating diffidence of instinctive dramatic timing behind the wicked humor; he sounds too overtly villainous.
Missing missing missing her.
Nick Courtright (author of Let There Be Light): I don't feel necessarily that anything's "missing" -- poetry today remains large, and contains multitudes -- but I do wish for my own sake that I could find more poetry overtly in the "wisdom" tradition.
The film begins with James McAvoy's hero-narrator Simon explaining how the security system operates in the auction house where he works; I don't think I've seen an opening that tells you quite so overtly to pay attention, because you might miss an important detail.
