Sentence examples for precisely what is missing from inspiring English sources
That is precisely what is missing from the Clinton peace agreement.
That adult tone is precisely what is missing from this musical adaptation of Bertie Wooster's adventures.
But that, he said, is precisely what is missing in the bailout.
Style, sad to say, is precisely what is missing from "A Good Day to Die Hard," the latest entry in the flourishing geezer-action genre.
That is precisely what is missing from the museum as a whole: a sense that within these American borders varied individuals and groups have shaped a unified story that demands telling.
To spend an hour, volunteering at the farm together, or taking a workshop there, that will give them precisely what is missing for most settlers and Palestinians: a place where they can meet, even for an hour, as equals.
But this was precisely what was missing in Moni.
In Iraq yesterday, American and Iraqi officials appeared to support this assessment, saying they still did not know precisely what was missing from the National Museum, because they had not yet had access to sites where art objects may have been hidden, or to rooms inside the building that were among the looters' targets.
In fact, what is missing from neurotheology is precisely what all neuroscience demands: rigorously designed experiments.
What is missing is their coherent application.
