Sentence examples for views missing from inspiring English sources

Attempts to explain the whole clustering based on a single model are prone to bring forward one-sided views missing important constraints.

• You wisely consulted experts for your column, but suggesting that editors should have done the same to review Edward N. Luttwak's Op-Ed submission, or contrasted his "extreme point of view" with other views, misses the point.

Both views miss the truth - that Europeans today are bearing new burdens and taking more responsibility in critical parts of the world; and that just as American bases built in the last century still help to defend the security of this continent, so does our country still sacrifice greatly for freedom around the globe.

"In our view, missing the target weakens the credibility of the UK's fiscal framework, which is one of the factors supporting the [AAA] rating," the ratings agency said.

In our view, missing the target weakens the credibility of the UK's fiscal framework, which is one of the factors supporting the [AAA] rating".

But that view misses something important.

That view "misses the point entirely," Mr. Sneider said.

Such a limited view misses the point – indeed, it misses two points.

This paranoid world view misses the messiness with which life actually unfolds.

But Mr. Gaspar says that view misses what's at stake for Portugal.

But what that view misses, what the Purdy case clearly shows, is that ambiguity is the source of most anguish.