Sentence examples for seriously miss from inspiring English sources

"But what I would seriously miss is the high-art aspect".

There is so much beauty and culture in this country and the people are so friendly, you will seriously miss out if you just stay on the stunning beaches.

By that point, I had seen far too many ministers seriously miss the mark when trying to help people.

Ok this is probably the California in me coming out, but I seriously miss a good breakfast burrito.

Like the whole having-a-routine thing, I started to seriously miss talking to co-workers — or really, anyone — during the days.Sure, I could go to a coffee shop, but I still wouldn't interact with anyone except the barista.

More seriously, Miss Widdecombe, who felt Mr Lewis had been shamefully treated, began brooding on what had happened and reproached herself for not having resigned in protest.

'Not panic, but confusion when he went off.' Dallaglio and O'Driscoll were seriously missed.

Because it's something that's seriously missing from the dialogue".

Life spins by so fast, it's like a dress rehearsal for lingering memories with your sound seriously missing.

A gorgeous, graceful, intelligent lady full of love and life will be seriously missed by family, friends and all who knew her.

While watching the hedgehog walk around me in 3D was charming and the experience was polished, it felt like it was seriously missing something.