Sentence examples for inevitable omissions from inspiring English sources

In producing this handsome and ample book, despite its inevitable omissions, Willis has performed an important act of cultural and historical excavation.

As with any show as ambitious as this, there are inevitable omissions – incredibly, no Dylan, whose shape-shifting musical journey through the 60s can be traced in his album covers, from trad folkie to hipster poet and beyond.

For instance, not all functional data has been annotated in Gene Ontology and KEGG, resulting in inevitable omissions of potential key molecular pathways.

Second, the whole model is rigorously derived, but there may be some inevitable omissions, particularly the impact of residuals that we cannot remove.

As would be expected in a first edition text covering such a broad topic, there are inevitable omissions and errata.

There are some inevitable omissions for a two-volume text: for example, penile cancer is not covered, and there is limited coverage of many rarer tumours (for example, some sarcomas).

The inevitable omission of some stuff — a pirate-themed comic-within-the-comic; a mysterious gathering of artists and writers; a giant squid — may rankle die-hard cultists, but the tone of world-weary, self-justifying rage has been faithfully preserved, which may be a problem for everyone else.

Even when covering investigations about only one aspect of the problem, there is a risk of some inevitable omission.

Instead, Brown's Sweden is a place of inconsistencies, perplexing omissions, inevitable human frailty and... fish.

And of course the whole notion of "truth" in writing is vexed: it is actually far easier to be truthful in fiction than in anything that claims to be autobiography, with its inevitable evasions and omissions.

That surely makes a recall for the powerful Cumbrian inevitable, despite his omission from the 19-man squad announced by England's coach, Tony Smith, earlier this week.