Sentence examples for are best omitted from inspiring English sources

We felt candid and intimate, even though Sturgeon never forgot that some facts can be awkward and are best omitted – never forgot, indeed, to be a politician.

If the adverb conveys important information, it belongs there; if it doesn't (such as "really", "just", "actually" and other hedges), it might be a verbal fluffball that is best omitted altogether.

As for the whaleboat management secrets of Captain Ahab, Melville was coy: "But what it was that inscrutable Ahab said to that tiger-yellow crew of his these were words best omitted here; for you live under the blessed light of the evangelical land".

When all else fails, it is best to omit a note to ease a particularly awkward stretch, Ms. Golandsky said in a seminar, acknowledging that such advice "is heresy in our industry".

Therefore the omit densities in Figure 6 are best described by citrate molecules.

The main reason it is best not to omit important details is because it is hard to keep up with a string of omissions.

But the landmark film was surprisingly omitted from best picture and best director consideration.

Visiting hours are respectfully omitted.

Nuances are consciously omitted.

Comments are also omitted by default.

Details are thus omitted.