Sentence examples for to completely missing from inspiring English sources

They experienced technical problems with the handheld computers, however, and reported that some were stolen or lost, leading to completely missing forms.

So, Kershaw has a 3-2 count here and then gets Adams to completely miss on a slider outside.

The Brits are the only team to completely miss the camera as they obliviously walk past high-fiving.

To judge Hirst's fortunes by looking at his auction results is to completely miss just how successful he has been over the past decade.

If society allows swathes of people to completely miss out on the prosperity, why should they see themselves as part of that society?

To accuse the British people of racism, to demean their intelligence and demand they be "educated" is to completely miss the point of what has just occurred, and still is occurring elsewhere in the world.

Meanwhile, he is trying to figure out what to do on Iraq and Afghanistan, and the idea that he broke his promise where he's delaying on gays in the military just seems to completely miss what's actually going on.

So that's five AK47s releasing a spray of 1,000 bullets, yet they still only managed to kill two minor characters and contrived to completely miss the other approximately 58 guests.

The Clintons – so renowned for supposed political nous – seemed to completely miss that they represented the ultimate insiders and political establishment in an era of outsiders and anti-establishment.

Films to completely miss out included Steven Soderbergh's Liberace biopic Behind the Candelabra, the Tilda Swinton vampire movie Only Lovers Left Alive, and La Grande Bellezza, the acclaimed Italian film from Paolo Sorrrentino.

Your response to my complaint that a multimillionaire was causing my lunch to get cold was... well, frankly, it was to completely miss the point, choosing to talk about your millions instead of addressing the real issue, namely my fucking lunch.