Sentence examples for having omitted that from inspiring English sources

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?

I think he might have omitted that.

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

Having omitted to do something that you should have really done either through selfishness or laziness or whatever.

Another limitation is that the FFQ, with 86 food items, may have omitted foods that make a substantial contribution to the nutrients that we focused on.

In addition, because the literature review was not exhaustive, we may have omitted studies that would have provided a valuable contribution.

In DSM-IV-TR [ 4] one item has been omitted that is mentioned for nearly all mental disorders and has previously been necessary for the diagnosis of TS: " The disturbance causes marked distress or significant impairment in social, occupational or other important areas of functioning".

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.

In children and in adults, it is paramount to assess degree of impairment due to tics or comorbid conditions, although as described here above, in DSM-IV-TR [ 4] and in future DSM-V [ 49], the distress item has been omitted that was obligatory to establish a tic diagnosis in previous classifications.

It is clear that the descriptions of the sentences in (2) and (3) have omitted some information that is included in the representation of the same group of sentences in (4).

Unilaterally and high-handedly, I've omitted those books that delighted them but bored me comatose.