Sentence examples for conscious omission from inspiring English sources

And the conscious omission of the short story leads to some curious claims.

The conscious omission of the data has been acknowledged by the Economic Planning Agency, though it has not been reported by the Japanese press.

Wilkins was very aware of the potential "dangers of omission", conscious of what can happen to children who "don't develop a sense of self".

Not asking questions, he believes, is as much of a conscious act of omission as failing to settle up with HMRC.

This category offers a special kind of biographical truth: a life, reshaped by recollection, with all of recollection's conscious and unconscious omissions and distortions.

Formal autobiographies offer a special kind of biographical truth: a life, reshaped by recollection, with all of recollection's conscious and unconscious omissions and distortions.

As if conscious of these omissions, Sandhu's final chapter focuses on "improper London", with four authors from different periods: Salman Rushdie, Linton Kwesi Johnson, Victor Headley (of Yardie fame) and Robert Wedderburn, the 19th-century radical.

He was merely a vehicle for the transmission of the dominant ideology, which routinely obfuscates men's culpability for rape through both conscious and unconscious omissions.

These responses are also usually associated with the conscious perception of the omission, or with active tasks.

Anyone writing on this topic must be conscious of an enormous and disapproving audience, dizzying ranks of ghosts overseeing and criticising omissions and simplifications.

There's also nothing on the "Nominations & Appointments" page so it's possible that any omission is just the result of a brand-new website not being 100percentt complete, rather than a conscious decision.