Sentence examples for simply missing from from inspiring English sources

Many of these were simply missing from the system entirely.

Politics, social observation, sex - these are all simply missing from most of Highsmith's earliest and best work.

Not so much Liberty Bell and El Capitan; it seemed as if a lot of the wit was lost from that high up or perhaps simply missing from Megan Fairchild and Andrew Veyette's performances.

Yet a surprisingly large number of Burgess's poems are simply missing from this book: the verse interludes from The Worm and the Ring, "A Long Trip to Tea-Time" and "One Hand Clapping"; the long poems and acrostics from Napoleon Symphony; the "Elegy for X" from Hockney's Alphabet; the songs from A Long Trip to Tea-Time and from the Broadway musical, Cyrano.

Speaking from his house in Carlisle, Pa., near the United States Army War College, Colonel Glantz marveled that close to one-half of wartime Soviet operations -- including major battles involving hundreds of thousands of Red Army soldiers -- are simply "missing from history," either neglected or covered up.

Fragmentary blackouts, in which memory for events is fragmented, were far more common than blackouts of the en bloc type, in which a period of time is simply missing from memory.

Without stopping, he shook his head and warned, "It's sticky!" I kept up a steady pace, but not too fast to enjoy the Christmas-tree scent of the firs released by the warm sun, and other small joys I would have simply missed from a chairlift at a resort.

"The financial consequences for individuals of not getting the best possible deal can range from simply missing out on thousands of pounds of income through to leaving a spouse destitute.

Other parents regarded the proposal as simply missing the point.

He was simply "missing shots that I normally make".

Van Susteren and everyone else are simply missing the point.