Sentence examples for is omitting from inspiring English sources
verb
To leave out or exclude.
The film, however, doesn't wallow in what was; one of Tamblyn's boldest choices is omitting any specifics on what led Michael to take his own life.
In the matter of race, she informs us that she is omitting "Cezzar's use of the n-word, which he employed a couple of times but then abandoned, perhaps seeing my discomfort".
He argued that, when a person imagines trees or books "and no body by to perceive them," he is failing to appreciate the whole situation: he is "omitting" the perceiver, for imagined trees or books are necessarily imagined as perceivable.
The main disadvantage of the signature-based detection approaches is omitting feature selection.
One solution method we can imagine is omitting the scaling factors K and K −1 in Fig. 1 a, b.
Basically: Unless Apple is omitting something or there's some backdoor tucked into their many-layers-deep encryption (which, while unlikely, isn't inconceivable) they really can't read your iMessages without a fairly insane amount of effort.
Salutation is omitted (no "Dear Sir").
But one tantalising detail is omitted.
