Sentence examples for a form of omission from inspiring English sources
Hassman gives us chapters of blacked-out prose, a form of omission that suggests Rory has endured acts too heinous for words.
The Alaska MCDR committee reviews all child deaths occurring in Alaska and for each death classifies if any form of omission or commission caused or contributed to the death.
Both legitimate modern drama (Pirandello, Ionesco) and the trash of performance art build on the revelation that omission is a form of creation -- that we hear the third anyway -- that the audience will supply the plot.
These congressmen and senators were mistaking such omission as a form of civility -- keeping the dialogue pure.
Omission of the truth is, in fact, a form of lying.
Omission, defined as omitting features of a system in its description, does not entail a form of decontextualisation; the description, after all, is still representing the original case.
"Look, the way I see it, the absence of black visual arts documentation in Toronto is a form of racism of omission a problem that happens throughout the Canadian art landscape," says McCallum.
Typically, they also express a greater incidence of premature responses (a form of impulsivity), %omissions (failure to respond in the task, which can indicate inattentiveness) and perseveration (repetitive nose-pokes), when tested for the first time in the 5-Choice Serial Reaction-Time Task (5-CSRTT; Dudley et al. 2013; Yan et al. 2011).
Despite this shortcoming, this study explored the lack of balance in media reporting through the more common forms of omission and framing biases [ 28, 31, 32].
