Sentence examples for left out something important from inspiring English sources

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

But I've left out something important in those essays.

News outlets worked hard to translate the meaning of this story, but they left out something important: heads.

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

This approach helps to minimize the opportunity to leave out something important, and lets you evaluate whether or not everything you're trying to pack is absolutely essential.

There is little doubt that explanations in which there are no such gaps (no "action at a distance") often strike us as particularly satisfying.[13] However, as Christopher Hitchcock shows in an illuminating paper (Hitchcock, 1995), even here the CM model leaves out something important.

But then I'll track down Matthew, Mark, Luke and John, who wrote so soon after the time of Jesus, and ask them why they left out something so important.

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

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.

He always leaves out something.

Was he being left out of something?