Sentence examples for quite missing from inspiring English sources
Figure 3 and Additional file 2: Table S1, panel A and B show that in all the seven groups, while the disorder propensity is always higher in terminal regions, it is quite missing in catalytic cores.
She didn't quite miss it.
(Secretly, you quite miss the one with the zip, although with the benefit of hindsight it was a tiny bit slutty).
All this indicates what "Diary" does, and quite misses what it is: Mr.Coetzee somewhere close to his most serious, and having — and giving — lovely fun.
If Mr Bush wishes (as he should) to maintain the "alliance against terrorism", he would do well to ponder this cautionary tale and avoid alienating those whom he needs to cultivate.Ivor LucasBritish ambassador to Syria 1982-84LondonSIR – You have quite missed the thrust of Mr Bush's "axis of evil" declaration.
The rest of Housman's life was one of monastic triumph, rigid with a certain furtive pride, although no one studying Housman — and he draws obsessives to him, as if to challenge them with his own example — can ever quite miss the scent of shame.
But I don't quite miss Showtime (or HBO) because their best shows are best enjoyed in a rush.
Companies are rarely willing to take that risk as nothing provokes the public quite like missing a sporting event.
It's what can only be described as a "hot mess", with a horrible button layout and the quite obviously missing touch screen.
If you haven't seen the work of San Francisco-based artist Justin Hager you are quite frankly missing the fuck out.
