Sentence examples for like to omit from inspiring English sources
"I like to omit that period of my life".
I suspect that Gen. Augusto Pinochet, for example, has some accomplishments he'd like to omit from his job applications.
The governor would like to omit those requirements from the law and let environmental officials dictate the terms of each cleanup.
Mr. Stein and Mr. Muti resolved the question of the opera's ballet, which directors like to omit, by playing the music as a suite before Act 3. In another variant, Mr. Muti ended the opera with the battle music and arioso for the dying Macbeth from the opera's original version — a much more effective close than the jaunty hymn of victory Verdi later supplied.
There's a temptation when constructing a list like this to omit it entirely, on the basis that anyone interested enough to read about the artist would already know it, love it and consider it so essential that it can perhaps be taken for granted.
The type of advertising that most Guardian and Observer readers across the board would like to see omitted from the paper is adverts for music with offensive lyrics (eg homophobic or sexist material) whereas theguardian.com users object less strongly to fashion labels using cheap foreign labour.
If using with a non dessert food (like quiche), be sure to omit the honey.
Ghana's manager, James Kwesi Appiah, deserves praise for showing the gumption to omit the likes of Sulley Muntari and Andre Ayew and the risk of him regretting the absence of the latter, in particular, is lessened by the refulgent promise of Porto's Christian Atsu.
The best possible scenario is for the student to omit words like "failed," "wrong," or "didn't work," and instead to simply describe the result and offer an explanation.
For all the importance he attaches to the use of philosophical speculation, his bias is religious, which is why he prefers to remain vague about or to omit Aristotelian doctrines like the eternity of motion.
Today, it's impossible to omit digital communications services like cable or satellite TV and high-speed broadband — both in your home and on your phone.
