Sentence examples for was long missed from inspiring English sources

"Kilicdaroglu's rhetoric supporting the underdog was something that was long missed," said Haluk Sahin, a political columnist for Radikal, a center-left newspaper.

The leadership that Jack is showing has been long missing from Twitter and tech.

"Restyled as Real Estate Trust, Varied Businesses Avoid Taxes" (front page, April 22) was long on sensation, but missing a few essential facts.

What's long been missing is the political will to make it happen.

The questionnaire was long, which may have increased missing rates for later questions.

He himself, a 51-year-old lawyer now married to a recent Miss Paraguay, was long a second-tier official.

What we get, overall, is the long missing unified criterion of identity for rational and irrational numbers, both of which can now be treated as elements in an encompassing number system (isomorphic to, but distinct from, the system of cuts).

The nearly six-year search for Madeleine McCann must continue as DNA tests proved that a New Zealand lookalike is not long missing British girl.

We know running teams are dangerous off long missed jumpers, but the Nuggets beat the Knicks down the court even after New York scored.

In addition, because some fishermen lack the safety operation awareness and do not open the VMS (Vessel Monitoring System), there is long-term missing data in part of the vessels' trajectory.

He will be long remembered and deeply missed.