Sentence examples for sort of missing from inspiring English sources

"The earth is sort of missing.

Maybe you think the results of the study are sort of missing the point.

"I'm sort of missing the phone," said Lisa Birnbach, author of "True Prep" and mother of three teenagers.

I was sort of missing the old renegade Karen Finley, when suddenly she started repeating the words "you know" (in a section on Mrs. Onassis's daughter, Caroline Kennedy) with increasing volume and anguish.

But a tombstone is not the sort of missing object people ordinarily claim, so putting up fliers or placing a lost-and-found notice in a newspaper did not seem to make sense.

In a comment to the Sinostand piece, the veteran China blogger and editor Charlie Custer said that "all this discussion of Yu is sort of missing the forest for the trees.

Saying "wait for more data" sort of misses the point.

If you didn't watch this year's show, however, you sort of missed out.

That's another thing that people sort of missed the point of.

So to call it a sport utility vehicle sort of misses the point.

Then, when it receded, in the late eighties, I sort of missed it, because no strong subject replaced it.