Sentence examples for the theme of missing from inspiring English sources

Simpson mined the theme of missing fathers for her critically acclaimed novels "Anywhere But Here" and "The Lost Father".

That theme, of missing warning signs, or of failing to take seriously when a parent or student complained about discomfort with a teacher, has surfaced repeatedly in recent years.

Of course, I missed the theme of the redemptive and regenerative power of Eros, embodied in my novel by Carrie, the personage I care for most among all that I have created.

No one degree program covered all topics across all themes, though the number of missing topics varied between programs with 5 topics not addressed in lectures for science and 6 for medicine as compared to 19 topics not addressed in nursing.

"It's great to throw money around when there's plenty of it, but I think the theme of this budget cycle is one of missed opportunities," he said.

The theme of prophecy and martyrdom is hard to miss in the current exhibition, as the row of self-portraits ends with two paintings in which the artist's face is morphing into a spectral image of Jesus.

There was the chaotic arrival ceremony in China, in which missing aircraft stairs unexpectedly trumped the theme of global warming.

The participant's task was to deduce the theme of relations expressed among the designs and choose the missing figure from among the alternative set of six.

There, in case you've missed it (and you might), is the theme of the enterprise.

He said that the theme of the BBC's programming would be that viewers will "never miss a moment".

His frescoed room on the theme of Diana and Actaeon in the castle at Fontanellato is not to be missed.