Sentence examples for suspiciously absent from inspiring English sources

They pop up to herald the great opportunity The Tube gave to female presenter Paula Yates, with actual Tube presenters Leslie Ash and Muriel Grey suspiciously absent.

(He seems to have censored himself, for in the descriptions he provides of bucolic musical interludes overlooking the River Dart, mention of cider is suspiciously absent – only tea).

And it is also suspiciously absent from Labour's manifesto for the elections on 4 June, raising questions about the level of commitment.

They've also put out a home server, suspiciously absent from the website (we'll find it someday), and a nice-looking little ultraslim notebook, the U450p.

Worth bearing in mind next time you walk through an airport security checkpoint, and find some of the key staff are suspiciously absent.

Note: Suspiciously absent from the video is Bloomingdale's, which has been featured in the show.

With thousands of calls to the police logged, the captain urged residents to keep calling about suspicious neighbors and "potential suspects," people suspiciously angry or absent from work routines or involved with weapons, she explained.

People eyed her suspiciously.

Nobody eyed us suspiciously.

That sounds suspiciously hippie.

A is suspiciously postmodern.