Sentence examples for was totally missing from inspiring English sources

Behind all the finger-pointing and fist-shaking on both sides is a powerful economic interdependence that constrains both countries and was totally missing from U.S.-Soviet relations during the Cold War.

"Knowing that there's all these fans of QVC that buy and buy very often, what was totally missing as I loaded it up was any sense that I'm joining the QVC community," says Mr. Chesnut, who worked on projects for QVC several years ago.

Nonetheless, the vitelline layer elevation, which results from the cortical granule exocytosis in the control eggs (Fig. 9C, arrow), was totally missing in JAS-treated eggs.

Despite its recognition in developing larvae [7] as well as in the hemolymph of freshly emerged adult worker bee [26], imaginal disc growth factor 4 was totally missing in worker destined larvae in this study, which might be due to too low abundance to be detected by 2-DE andifferencesences in protein extraction methods.

A list of promising candidate genes strongly supported by literatures was totally missed when seed-based methods were used.

I'm totally missing out in life.

But looking at NCIS like that is totally missing the point.

The early, breathless tweeting that President Obama's nominee for the World Bank is "not a Washington insider" and "a friend of Tim Geithner" are totally missing the point.

"He's more OCD, he's not nearly so flowery with his words and thoughts, and he's not as angry - he's totally missing the chip Bella carries around on her shoulder all the time".

Mrs. Clinton pleased the audience by saying that the Bush administration had been "totally missing in action" in enforcing trade agreements and that she had voted against a free-trade accord with several Central American nations.

"What's totally missing to complement the sanctions is incentives to give Afghan people a concrete idea of what reconstruction might be available if they change their behavior," he said.