Sentence examples for One omission from inspiring English sources

One omission is Herbert Bayard Swope, who was chairman of the New York State Racing Commission from 1934 to 1944.

One omission from Weart's book is a prescient phrase written in 1896 by Svante Arrhenius, a pioneering Swedish chemist: "We are evaporating our coal mines into the air".

One omission was King Akhenaten, who came to the throne around 1351 B.C. and attempted to build on the inheritance of Abydos in unprecedented ways.

One omission, however, was the exemplary proposal by Kohn Pedersen Fox for a New York Jets stadium at Manhattan's Hudson Yards, which won an American Institute of Architects New York Chapter Project Design Award in 2002.

One omission from the statements appears to be Chechnya, where Russian soldiers have employed often brutal tactics in their fight against Muslim rebels cast by Mr. Putin as Islamic extremists akin to Osama bin Laden.

One omission underscores this point: Janet Sobel, a self-taught artist who made and exhibited small drip paintings in New York in the mid-1940s while also working in a peasant-art-flavored figurative style.

But there was one peculiar omission.

"How We Decide" has one odd omission.

There was one glaring omission, Stevens said.

There is one glaring omission, though.

The failure is one of omission.