Sentence examples for sense of something missing from inspiring English sources

But there was a sense of something missing.

She confides to him her sense of something missing from life, possibly the glamour of the good old days.

More likely, it's the absence of these qualities in a poor example that stands out, conveying the sense of something missing.

In Stephen Brackett's crisp production, awkwardness courses through each scene like electricity, whether it's Melody's nagging sense of something missing with Craig, her sexual tension with Brad or her eagerness to please Hope, who responds with condescension.

But if there is a renaissance among the female cast members, there's also a sense of something missing, a quality that may simply be impossible to wedge into a mainstream institution like "Saturday Night Live" -- a show that began as the vanguard of humor, but lost that role long ago.

But there was also a sense of something missing.

Yet there was little sense of triumph in Israel in the days after, more a nagging feeling of something missed or incomplete.

Sandstone melts at 800C (1470F) and temperatures were said to have reached 1000C, so it imploded". It was something no-one thought would be possible and it created a profound sense of something being "missing".

We feel whole again -- at least some of the time; compared to the constant sense of loss or something missing or elephant in the room when living as a family after loss, the moments of balance that occur are a real blessing.

Without the throb of a synthesiser or a guitar's twang, shoppers would sense something missing as they tried on jeans or filled up trolleys.

I sensed something missing".