Sentence examples for chose to omit from inspiring English sources

You chose to omit this caption when reprinting the cartoon.

The article does mention something Roiphe chose to omit: the girl was fifteen years old.

What stands out, then, are the political forces he chose to omit.

She also chose to omit the ice part of the challenge.

For example, why do you think the filmmakers chose to omit Lincoln's association with the abolitionist Frederick Douglass?

Michael Laudrup also chose to omit Wilfried Bony, his joint leading scorer, and midfield metronome Leon Britton from his starting XI.

But Emerson chooses to omit these human details, and the reader feels the loss.

Often, it is a case of what it chooses to omit rather than get plain wrong.

In a way, I think our course leaders have chosen to omit the full pressure that comes with the profession because everyone chooses social work for different reasons.

McClaren has also chosen to omit senior internationals David James and Sol Campbell, while Theo Walcott and Scott Carson have been sent on Under-21 duty.

The academy chooses to omit the apostrophe from Green's, as does the town in its official Road Book, published by the Public Works department.