Sentence examples for what went missing from inspiring English sources

This week was defined by what went missing.

By Michael Guerriero and Matthew McKnight February 17 , 2012This week was defined by what went missing.

Benayahu never left an orderly catalog of incoming books and manuscripts, so it is difficult to ascertain exactly what went missing, except from various scattered notes and requests by donors to view the documents they had donated.

But what goes missing in the slogans is that they were also sober, steely men.

No matter what goes missing, the wallet or the father, the lessons are the same.

Regardless of what goes missing, loss puts us in our place; it confronts us with lack of order and loss of control and the fleeting nature of existence.

What goes missing when brands cross the border, she believes, is their Italianità – that concoction of flair and unpredictability that has proved her own key to success.

What goes missing is the pervasive subtlety of James's story, which the Britten opera, with its musical hints that the governess and Quint are two sides of the same person, singularly captures.

What goes missing on TechNode is what incensed ByteDance.

Ludlam questioned what else went missing during that time, given Wilson Security had given a number of responses to allegations that searches for evidence had turned up nothing.

The Greens senator Scott Ludlam questioned what else went missing during that time, given Wilson Security had responded to various allegations by saying searches for evidence had turned up nothing.