Sentence examples for how I omitted from inspiring English sources

I never did it (notice how I omitted the boybander's name! See! Nice!), but colleagues of mine would do, and use it as an excuse to write the most unflattering, candid intros detailing exactly just how late, rude or arrogant their interviewee was.

And among other unexpected consequences of restless exhibition attendance, how can I omit what I once thought of as Museum Mind?

And how can I omit Blackadder… "Edmund: The eyes are open, the mouth moves, but Mr Brain has long since departed, hasn't he, Perce?" There.

He recorded his impression in his Bibliographical Decameron (1817): "Yet how can I omit to mention, with the distinction which it merits, the very beautiful, if not matchless, copy of Theodore Gaza's Latin version of Aristotle upon Animals, of the date of 1476, in folio, UPON VELLUM, from the press of John of Cologne – of which my friend Sir MM Sykes is the fortunate possessor?!

(Many years later I had the pleasure of presenting Dukakis at a talk in Madrid and his humanity impressed me -- I omitted telling him how I had voted way back when).

Of course, I omitted my own story.

I omitted to mention this on the day.

"It is something I omitted.

I omitted payroll taxes from the apportionment formula.

"I omitted," the witness conceded.

"Oh, if I knew how to omit I would ask no other knowledge.