Sentence examples for was curiously missing from inspiring English sources

At the time, Facebook was curiously missing from the product.

As Hague describes his vision of Britain's foreign policy, two terms – "democracy" and "human rights" – are curiously missing.

Though it's curiously missing from Dylan's official concert archive, Dylan did indeed do a show here in October of that year, as a preserved promotional flyer and a Newsweek profile confirm.

But expression is not personality, in the end, and that is what is so curiously missing from these portraits.

It's also curiously missing information/ratings regarding incumbent president Barack Obama, so its ratings are currently limited to the Republican candidates.

His performance was curiously dull.

It was curiously addictive.

The Berg Concerto, too, was curiously subdued.

But Ftorek was curiously, strangely aloof.

It was curiously traumatic," she said.

As Scarpia, James Morris was curiously unimpressive.