Sentence examples similar to had omitted that from inspiring English sources

I think he might have omitted that.

A modernist would have omitted that "expression verging on despair".

Here's a flavour, though, of how one about Alfred Hitchcock, the answer to its 25 across, begins: 1ac I turn green in front of 25's work (7) Having omitted that one, we must include this one: O hark the herald angels sing the Boy's descent which lifted up the world?

He was particularly concerned that I had omitted an incident that occurred near the end of our two years, when we went downtown with a video camera to record places that we wanted to remember.

It also suggested that he had omitted other researchers' data that contradicted his arguments.

The predictable hubbub over that exhibition (strategically enhanced by Stieglitz's remark in an accompanying brochure that he had omitted several pictures that the "general public is not quite ready to receive") caused droves to flock to O'Keeffe's next show.

'How dare they?' " But some teachers disputed that the test had been proctored incorrectly and that students had omitted entire sections.

Asked why he had omitted Trinidad, he said that he feared it would "encumber the tribute".

Mr. McKenna responded that Novation had omitted certain anticompetitive language from its bundled contracts and was working on additional changes.

The defence revealed that Farrow had omitted the words "if true" when she cut and pasted a Guardian article referring to the allegations that Taylor had given Campbell rough diamonds.

The United States attorney representing the Post Office, S. Hazard Gillespie Jr., thought Rembar had misread the law, and he recited a clause of the Roth ruling that Rembar had omitted.