Sentence examples for so missing from from inspiring English sources

And it makes so much more sense to view it in video form as it was presented at the time — bursting with the life and joy that is so missing from today's runways.

So delivering on the SDGs will require a host of tough issues to be resolved and delivered on including those same climate finance, loan and developing world support details so missing from Paris.

But Lessing achieves in Shikasta exactly the thing that is so often missing from SF, and in so doing demonstrates what a strong literary imagination can achieve in a genre that, for all its big ideas, rarely manages to touch real human experience.

"But there seemed to be so much missing from that very didactic approach".

And their style — so noticeably missing from their appearance in court — is as big a factor in their effectiveness.

But expression is not personality, in the end, and that is what is so curiously missing from these portraits.

The sponsors, Gillette, will receive the sort of positive exposure so badly missing from their association with England in last year's World Cup.

A more moderate 180C – as suggested by Gellatly, Audot and Rouxel – seems safer, and still allows the little cake to develop the deliciously crisp frill around the edges that is so often missing from the shop-bought variety.

His wild-card questioning and difficulty remembering Ms. Rice's name gave the starchy national security adviser a chance to show, live on every network and cable news show, a flash of personality so often missing from her public persona.

By talking to economic migrants themselves, whose voices are so often missing from this debate, our researchers were able to get a much clearer sense over the factors that really do and do not affect, or deter, decisions to migrate.

As the historian Gary Nash observes in "The Forgotten Fifth: African Americans in the Age of Revolution Harvardrd; $19.95), slavery is so entirely missing from those histories that "it would appear that the British and the Americans fought for seven years as if half a million African Americans had been magically whisked off the continent".