Sentence examples for ever omitted from inspiring English sources
He constructs a chilling yet dispassionate portrait of "The Bitch of Buchenwald", Ilse Koch, whose name is only ever omitted from any list of the Ten Most Evil Women in the World through negligence.
Not that my family ever omitted the hamhock.
Since it's inconceivable that any self-respecting Hawaii Department of Health proofreader could have ever omitted to check each letter of the document at 800 times magnification (if they were really doing their job, they would have put it under an electron microscope), they must have been co-conspirators.
"The lamps are going out all over Europe, we shall not see them lit again in our lifetime," is the most famous thing Sir Edward Grey ever said, omitting to mention his role in the darkening.
For when the denizens of Mr. Springsteen's "Born to Run" take their hemi-powered drones for a scream down the boulevard, one detail is perhaps omitted: If ever those renegade drivers resolved to make a left turn, they probably suffered the indignity of taking a right-hand loop first.
Some country questionnaires omit questions on a variable so that a few tabulations are for only 42 to 45 countries rather than 46; for example, the question for "ever had sex" was omitted in several countries.
Despite their well-established, but undeserved, status as the two bête noires of the modern Australian cricket Twitterati, there is no indication whatsoever that the selectors ever seriously contemplated omitting Maxwell and Watson from the squad.
Oscar followed suit, and has seemed sheepish about it ever since: Hooper was conspicuously omitted when Les Miserables piled on the nominations two years later, and never got a whiff of traction for The Danish Girl.
Beresford has omitted them from the list ever since.
In F.P.A's last column, he wrote: "Nobody, in short, ever ordered anything to be printed or omitted".
As well as art criticism, he led a number of social investigations and Scott later wrote that Whiteing was 'the best, shortest and (word omitted) descriptive writer we have ever had'.
