Sentence examples similar to woefully missed from inspiring English sources

That it sounds like is woefully missing.

Yet appreciation of the strategic lie of the land is woefully missing from the current political class in Westminster.

Despite the overwhelming sense that she would contribute gravitas and intellectual rigor that have been woefully missing from the G.O.P. contest, a Palin candidacy appears unlikely, a spokesman said.

Cesar goofed woefully, missing a simple clearance, but Donovan took full advantage, racing into the box and smashing the ball into the roof of the net from a tough angle.

In the words of one voter who was surveyed, "When I hear some of these candidates talk, I sure do miss Sarah Palin". Despite the overwhelming sense that she would contribute gravitas and intellectual rigor that have been woefully missing from the G.O.P. contest, a Palin candidacy appears unlikely, a spokesman said.

Sex ed for young women is woefully missing in a mobile world.

Some in the White House have suggested a separate program for girls -- but that woefully misses the point.

According to David Bienenstock, a former senior editor for High Times, Arjan has "adopted a modern marketing sensibility," something that's woefully missing in much of the nascent industry.

TV shows, comic strips and jokes show men desperately trying to find the right gift for their partners -- and sometimes woefully missing the mark.

capitalized on a woefully miss-hit punt by Miami's Brian Monroe to take a 14-3 lead.

I bring this up to say that education reform, though worthwhile, is woefully inadequate and misses the mark.