The blink-and-you-miss-it meteor streaked across the night sky, leaving only a faint trail for photographers.

If you only listen for facts, you can easily miss someone's point about how they feel.

By constantly interrupting, you're missing someone's point and derailing the conversation.

When he interrupts, he often misses someone's point and derails the conversation.

By obsessing over the tiny flaws in the design, he is missing the forest for the trees.

When he focuses only on minor defects, he misses the forest for the trees and overlooks the project's long-term goals.

She misses the wood for the trees when she focuses on minor layout details and ignores the overall user experience.

If you focus only on minor details, you will miss the wood for the trees.

When she kept rearranging the minor agenda items, she began to miss the woods for the trees and lost sight of the project's main objective.

During the review, he still misses the woods for the trees.