Sentence examples for the missing elements from inspiring English sources

Defense lawyers have asked vigorous questions about the missing elements in court.

Dickens, then, provides a reminder of the missing elements in Romney's response to the bullying story: memory, empathy (however belated), remorse, growth.

First, the distributor, Artisan, lacks the rights for the two-hour pilot, which leaves this set jumping in with many viewers a little at sea. (A booklet describing the missing elements is no substitute).

"I think that one of the missing elements in our strategy thus far has been the president and the administration leveling with the American people about what it is we're up against, how long it's going to take, how much it's going to cost," she said.

José Luis Solana, a professor of social anthropology at the University of Jaén, said that even if some of the claims made by the farm unions were questionable or exaggerated, "an agrarian reform and proper land distribution in Andalusia is one of the missing elements of our transition to democracy" — both in terms of social justice and improved economic efficiency.

Often Aristotle is very brief and leaves it to the reader to add the missing elements.

If you've ever interacted with a chatbot and felt like there was just something missing, the founders of a new startup called Conversive think they know the missing element — face-to-face interaction.

The missing element is heat.

"Contraception is often the missing element" where abortion rates are high, she said.

But the garment industry has introduced what had mostly been the missing element: money.

For too long the missing element in the setting of top executives' pay has been the active interest of shareholders.