Sentence examples for surprisingly missing from inspiring English sources

Surprisingly missing from the current oil-price debate are the environmentalists, Mr. Malloch Brown said.

Surprisingly missing was Rob Lowe, doing a great job as a plastic surgeon with an insane face and Dan Aykroyd as Liberace's sly manager.

But the dominant runs of Ivory Coast and Senegal were not repeated by the other heavyweights of African football, with the former champions Egypt, Cameroon, Nigeria and South Africa all surprisingly missing out on the continent's top tournament.

In earlier research on energy consulting, the social aspect is surprisingly missing.

Yet this science is surprisingly missing from most science curricula, state science educational standards, and national science educational standards at almost any educational level except for scant examples of evolutionary change in bacteria (e.g., inefficient use of antibiotics) and RNA viruses (e.g., the need for new seasonal influenza vaccine every year).

Similarly, the United States' history with slavery is also surprisingly missing in games.

I surprisingly miss the really hot weather, the humidity and the crowdedness of Hong Kong.

Cameroon, who surprisingly missed out on a place in the World Cup in Germany this summer, have a maximum six points from two games.

Despite being tipped as an Oscar favourite, the lavish, London-set musical surprisingly missed out on nominations for best picture and best director.

But Affleck surprisingly missed out on an Oscar directing nomination, along with several other key favourites, including fellow Directors Guild contenders Kathryn Bigelow for Zero Dark Thirty and Tom Hooper for Les Miserables.

Though he surprisingly missed a six-foot birdie putt at the par-five second, he was bogey-free as he remained at 15 under for the tournament on a warm, blustery afternoon.