Sentence examples for I omitted something from inspiring English sources

MR. COUNSELLOR RAGINSKY: Yes, yes, I omitted something, but I shall ask you some questions on that later.

If I forgot or omitted something critical (pretty sure I didn't lie about anything, because they didn't ask for weight or hair color) and my application is denied, I'm out the $100 fee.

But the bill also omitted something else of consequence: $50 million to support peace monitors in the devastated Sudanese territory of Darfur.

For example, it might describe a company with a policy requiring immediate firing of any employee who lied on an application, then ask what a test taker would do upon discovering that a top-performing employee had omitted something on an application.

"We know we have omitted something, but we cannot include it because we simply do not know what it is.

For it would be impossible to lose from sight so significant a tribe; and if Ephorus says nothing about it, would he not seem to have omitted something most important?

Most people waiting with me were there either to clarify something on their immigration form or because they had flat omitted something.

But he omits something I can add here.

Curiously, though, the film omits something he did do.

The fine Gershwin discography omits something essential: Fred Astaire's 1927 recording of "My One and Only," which can be found on "Crazy Feet"(ASV AJA 5021).

However, complaints can arise from buyers who feel misled if an agent has, for example, manipulated photographs to enhance or omit something that has misled the consumer.