Sentence examples for conspicuously omitted from inspiring English sources
The list conspicuously omitted India.
His remarks today conspicuously omitted the military threats that the Chinese government has made in the last two weeks.
But the list of invitees conspicuously omitted Iran, Syria's most important regional ally, which Mr. Annan had wanted to include.
President Bush conspicuously omitted any money for the airline industry in his request this week for $74.5 billion to cover costs of the war against Iraq.
Washington reinforced this message when the high-level emissaries it sent to consult with Asian leaders on American missile defense plans conspicuously omitted Beijing from their itinerary.
In fact, he conspicuously omitted Iraq as he offered "a hand of friendship" in what he pledged would be a holistic push for regional peace.
It is no revelation that campaigns conspicuously omit things.
The accord conspicuously omits any Serbian recognition of Kosovo's independence.
In Lebanon, Syria's ally Hezbollah is said to be anxious, and its television station, al-Manar, conspicuously omits almost any mention of the uprising in Syria.
It's a glossy French thriller (though the UK trailer conspicuously omits any off-putting foreign lingo) about a devoted mother, Lisa, who is wrongfully imprisoned for murder.
The C.D.C. guidelines to prevent hospital infections, released last month, conspicuously omit universal testing of patients for M.R.S.A. That's unfortunate.
