Sentence examples for undeniably missing from inspiring English sources

While the impeccable comic timing and music-hall polish of Frinton were undeniably missing, this group seem to have produced a form of what I can only call panto – playing with in-jokes, experimenting with audience participation, and wrapping the whole lot in Christmassy glitz.

"Lille undeniably miss Gervinho," wrote L'Equipe, while RMC feared that the August slump "is the black cat that won't go away".

After all, I had been living in Paris for a solid three months, and though I had certainly struggled with the language barrier and undeniably missed certain American conveniences (namely Hulu and Netflix), my feelings of alienation were anecdotal at best.

Australia has an undeniably gothic obsession with missing people.

He was a bit hesitant in places, but Countdown now undeniably has a mischevious spark that has been missing for years.

Missing even the slightest sense of natural touch, it is undeniably not the work of a master.

They have an undeniably appealing elegance, but one misses the insouciant wit that Mr. Murado has previously displayed.

So while her paintings are undeniably competent and good-looking, you miss the hair-raising surprise factor.

After all that hard work they put in all year round -- being ridiculously cute and undeniably hilarious -- why should they miss out on the Thanksgiving feasting?

Sport or spectacle, Roller Derby was undeniably rough, and Miss Weston had the false teeth to prove it.

Still, the chancellor did not miss the chance to repeat his party's favourite (and undeniably negative) line at the moment: that a Labour government propped up by the Scottish National Party would bring chaos.