Sentence examples for leave out something from inspiring English sources

How could an all-knowing being leave out something so huge?

The band constantly evoke the sound of other artists while always managing to leave out something vital.

One supervisor said it was common for sergeants and lieutenants to pressure officers "to tweak the complaint reports" and sometimes "leave out something" or "change the facts of the situation to make it a non-felony crime".

There is no doubt that personal unhappiness is part of why both men and women develop the habit of drinking, but these intimate stories leave out something larger, something less easy for any individual to challenge or address.

The point is: the Republican Party is schizophrenic: on the one hand, they are, as I say, for God, flag and family, but on the other, they are for the unbridled expansion of capitalism, and thereby leave out something that might still be important to you which is that Jesus, like Karl Marx, thought money leaches out all other values.

If you leave out something important (or even not important), they will never know.

"You're leaving out something, Tin Cup," the bag said.

David Brooks leaves out something very significant in his otherwise well-argued Oct. 12 column, "The Paralysis of the State".

(Actually, on a separate matter, he conspicuously left out something else: one word.

Ann J. Kirschner Brooklyn, April 24 , 2009• To the Editor: Your article left out something important.

It leaves out something at least as powerful and immovable — individual psychology.