nowhere to be found

But the villain who deliciously danced down the Bronx’s Guason Stairs smoking, high-kicking and pelvic thrusting without remorse — a now-iconic minute-long sequence that arguably teased what a “Joker” musical could look like — is nowhere to be found in this sequel.

But when he landed at the airport, she was nowhere to be found, and his desperate attempts to meet up with her were met with excuses after excuses.

Shady’s adenoidal whine is nowhere to be found on this record, replaced with a sinister, very adult scowl.

Prior to July 2024, however, most legal experts also thought it unlikely that a president would, in the eyes of the Supreme Court, effectively stand above the law and be immune from criminal prosecution for nearly anything tangentially related to their “official” duties; that notion, after all, is nowhere to be found in a U.S.

Then came Paris, and I am back into the Olympics like it’s 1996 all over again — only this time Béla Károlyi is nowhere to be found and instead of being locked in brutal competition, the athletes I’m watching seem to be nothing but kind and supportive to each other.