Sentence examples for for its omission from inspiring English sources

To compensate for its omission, Mr. Jansen said, they worked on ground clearance and traction.

(This formula, cited by the Greek historian Arrian in his history of Alexander's campaigns, is noteworthy for its omission of any reference to Macedonia).

Except for its omission of the Decalogue, the public confession of sin, and the creed, it resembled classic Reformed (or Presbyterian) worship, especially in its austerity of spirit.

The critic, who faulted the autobiography for its omission of Twain's political writings, suggested that United States officials had tried to suppress Twain's work to make the American public forget him.

(While Justice Ginsburg's opinion drew considerable notice for its omission of the adverb "respectfully" from the closing "I dissent," that was a choice, it was pointed out, that she frequently made for economy of style rather than to convey a particular level of anger).

The British edition, published by John Lehmann, was notable for its omission of two stories, Pages from Cold Point, later described by Norman Mailer as "a seduction of father by a son and one of the best stories written by anyone", and A Distant Episode, which climaxes in a chilling castration.

Cllr Nick Forbes Leader of Newcastle city council  Your article was as interesting for its omissions as it was for the information it included.

And any list that tries to note all such changes is doomed to be more notable for its omissions than what it manages to include.

It has nevertheless drawn criticism for its omissions and apparent attempts to sanitize Mr. da Silva's life story.

But the list may be more notable for its omissions.

The prologue is a clear declaration of intent, as fascinating for its omissions as for its ambitions.