Sentence examples for was always absent from inspiring English sources

The bike lanes give me a sense of security that was always absent from my experience in New York.

As the last hour nears, Buffy is fully entering adulthood -- she has already lost her mother (her dad was always absent) and relations are strained between her and her father figure, her watcher Giles.

Almost 120 years later, the godfather of intelligent design creationism, Phillip Johnson, expressed much the same view, asking, "What is Darwinism?" and answering, "it is a necessary implication of a philosophical doctrine called scientific naturalism, which is based on the a priori assumption that God was always absent from the realm of nature.

I used to know a business owner, let's call him "Johnson," who had such excellent services that I always used to patronize His business, but he was always absent from his business place half of the time.

While AThTP was found in rat brain, it was always absent in pig, quail and human brain.

In MALDI-TOF/MS analyses of the nuclear hnRNP A3 in complex with the hFIX-AIE RNA, a mass-spectrum m/z 1910.9, which corresponds to the peptide aa 356 377 with its Ser359 unphosphorylated, was detected, while m/z 1990.8 corresponding to the same peptide with its Ser359 phosphorylated was always absent (Fig. 4, A and B).

The protagonists are always absent, but their presence evoked in the image.

I was interested in the physicality of making art – which, in my sculptures, is always absent from the finished piece.

Most birds have four toes, the fifth being always absent, but there are many variations in the number of digits, or phalanges, representing reductions of the basic arrangement.

A Freudian analysis of Leonardo's paintings of the Holy Family attempts to expose the artist's problems with father figures (Joseph is always absent, you see).

There are the classic pushy parents, who get irritated and sometimes aggressive if their appointments are not exactly on time; the workaholics who barely look up from their phones; and, worst of all, the ones who are always absent.