Sentence examples for all omitted from inspiring English sources

"The schedules are only a guide for Senator Clinton's time in the White House and by their nature don't include a lot of the very kinds of things that gave her deep experience in her eight years there — calls with world leaders, impromptu meetings and strategy sessions are all omitted from the schedule," said Jay Carson, a Clinton campaign spokesman.

The final decision on which event will be part of the 2020 Games, in either Toyko, Istanbul or Madrid, will be made at the IOC's 125th session in Buenos Aires in September, but the list of eight potential sports has been reduced to three with karate, wakeboarding, roller sports, climbing and wushu all omitted.

All omitted proofs can be found in the "Appendix".

In what follows, we just list the main results but the proofs are all omitted.

Hull and Hull KR centres Kirk Yeaman and Kris Welham, the joint leading tryscorers in Super League, and St Helens' goalkicking winger Jamie Foster, the third highest English tryscorer in the competition, are all omitted.

The reports all omitted any mention that the demand represented a new and dramatic break from how Congress traditionally responded to catastrophic natural disasters.

Where, grave, thy victory?" Death demands ceremony; at Diana's death, all the nation's bottled sorrow overflowed, all the omitted personal mourning translated into the transpersonal.

Perhaps we all omit to look closely at people we consider friends.

(The modern college editions based on Webster's Third all omit the second definition of "anti-Semitism").

The "modern myth of separation," Professor Hamburger writes, "omits any discussion of nativist sentiment in America and, above all, omits any mention of the Ku Klux Klan," which made separation of church and state a central element in its anti-Catholicism.

Just to be like the surgeon who says, It's 100%% curable -- I got it all, omitting the possibility that a cell, a micro- metastasis, may already be elsewhere.