Sentence examples for conspicuous omissions from inspiring English sources

These were not the most conspicuous omissions, however.

Reading it, one gets a vivid sense of Brunetti's tastes — and, through the book's conspicuous omissions, his distastes.

The very richness of the subject combined, no doubt, with the restriction of limited space has, however, led to some conspicuous omissions.

There aren't as many conspicuous omissions as in previous years – partly because the shortlist is longer than it used to be.

Conspicuous omissions include David Geffen, who built his empire on singer-songwriters like Ms. Mitchell, who is also not interviewed, although we see a luminous vintage performance of her song "California".

Yet Northup's own music – as distinct from a hammy score – is one of the film's conspicuous omissions: we never see the man making music for himself, an act that helped sustain him through a nightmare-ish ordeal.

Now Kramer simply ignores that critique, making his book's conspicuous omission all the more telling.

But they did not actually show him doing anything, a conspicuous omission.

There was one conspicuous omission from the Patriotic Celebration: any mention of President Bush or the Iraq war.

The most conspicuous omission was Madikizela-Mandela, his wife of 38 years during the struggle against racial apartheid.

The conspicuous omission revived simmering concerns among investors about the tense relations between Viacom's two leaders.