Sentence examples for Omit something from inspiring English sources

"There's no way that we could get together, and omit something like Stairway, that would've been insulting to the public.

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.

What is right is that he articulates the thought that naturalistic understandings of moral concepts do indeed omit something central to them.

Dossey's book tantalizes by questioning whether the rule of material logic doesn't omit something people seem to need: mystery.

If you omit something by mistake, the other side might accuse you of trying to hide information -- which will damage your credibility and your case.

Our feeling is that it's a disservice to omit something so vile and disgusting because it robs readers of a complete picture of what's going on in their community.

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

But he omits something I can add here.

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

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

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).