Sentence examples for altogether omitted from inspiring English sources

"I expect to lie in the sun, talk French and modern Greek, and make love, though the sex and nationality… has yet to be decided: in fact it is quite possible that this item will be altogether omitted.

He felt that teachers need to acknowledge that religious beliefs are present and felt that they were often ignored or altogether omitted from class discussions.

Although awareness is increasing, basic infection control measures such as hand hygiene are still performed suboptimally in many settings [ 28]. Isolation and cohorting measures are often delayed or altogether omitted by delays in diagnosis or their high relative cost, respectively [ 29].

Rayner (2012, p. 108) states that: "in drawing attention to what we know we know, what we know we don't know and what we don't know we don't know, Rumsfeld altogether omitted what is possibly the most intriguing combination: what we don't know we know".

He therefore had reservations with respect to its particulate nature, and especially warned that the notion of "genes for a particular character" should always be used cautiously if not altogether be omitted (Johannsen 1911, 147).

Ahmed Musa, omitted altogether, is a still likelier January departure.

And a number of journalistic interviews could have been omitted altogether.

The conference stage a last chance for a compromise has occasionally been omitted altogether.

Strings are omitted altogether from the second act, where the violence of the war is articulated by wind and percussion.

Would that Berry had been more discerning about which battles might have benefited from more explanation and which ones could have been omitted altogether.

The seeds, numbers and mechanics of this communist revolution were omitted altogether from the narrative, and this left questions hanging needlessly.