Sentence examples for which I miss from inspiring English sources

Which I miss a little bit.

We need a more high-minded orientation and a deeper insight, which I miss in many researchers.

There's not so much decorum that one has to get through – you can kind of cut to the chase, which I miss sometimes.

When I consider how they make the heroine of "The Nutcracker" self-contradictory and fallibly human, I see how they deliberately rob that classic of some of its elevated scale, which I miss.

I've watched a few shows turn into something much better ("Cougar Town," for one), and others get worse ("Two Broke Girls"), or confirm my opinion in maddening ways ("Smash," which I first praised, then panned — and which I miss more than any other terrible show).

It actually reminds me a bit of FriendFeed Groups (which I miss), but a bit more simplified because it's really just like Twitter.

Lots of exciting stuff, most of which I missed because I was reading emails.

This was the first sure sign, which I missed, that I was losing it.

I finally got around to watching the season première of "Mad Men," which I missed on Sunday night.

He also gave an interview to ITV's Daybreak which I missed, although I've seen the quotes.

— Ben Greenman I finally got around to watching the season première of "Mad Men," which I missed on Sunday night.