Sentence examples for too absent from inspiring English sources
God seemed too absent in Buddhism, and she couldn't stomach Christianity's idea of inherited sin.
His tone was too edgy, his message too blunt, his spouse too absent for too long.
All were too absent, too weak, and not concerned enough with what happened afterwards".
If you're a mother, you are either too present or too absent; you can't win.
Like Kirk before me, I was too absent from my first marriage.
Also through somewhat crabbed reasoning submersible designers used to believe that scientists were either too inept or too absent-minded to operate an underwater vehicle, so trained pilots had to be employed.
Also — through somewhat crabbed reasoning — submersible designers used to believe that scientists were either too inept or too absent-minded to operate an underwater vehicle, so trained pilots had to be employed.
Mothers – or significant carers – can get it wrong in at least two very different ways: they can either be too emotionally absent or too emotionally present.
"SPEAK TO ME JOHN SPEAK TO ME," Rodgers wired O'Hara during rehearsals, from which he was too frequently absent.
When it comes to immigration, positive-sum thinking is too often absent in public discourse these days.
