Sentence examples for managed to omit from inspiring English sources

We both managed to omit the fact that everyone playing is awfully attractive.

Possibly the most shocking thing about the lengthy statement is the fact that it managed to omit any mention at all of older people.

Blair managed to omit any reference to Cool Britannia in his memoirs, but at the time he was sharp enough to align himself on the fashionable side of the cultural fault-line that separated the Conservatives from much of the rest of the country.

Your feature on the Oscars ("Hollywood's big night... and how to survive it", last week) managed to omit the case against, which is that for all the good films and actresses and actors that may get recognised, the overall impact of the awards is to focus on the film industry as big business at the expense of less well-funded productions that may often have important things to say.

Any hope that trend might have been altered was pretty much kissed goodbye when McDonnell managed to omit slavery as a cause of the Civil War.

The panoramic shots of Jerusalem always manage to omit the landmark Muslim shrines.

In some cases, birth mothers managed to have their names omitted from the birth certificate, and in other cases a name alone would not be enough information to allow the birth parent to be found.

In the family tree, attached to an updated edition of Portrait of a Marriage, Nigel Nicolson managed to reduce her to a vestigial stump by omitting any mention of her marriage or daughters, despite including these details for his own children.

'My answer unto our ambassador at this time I will omit,' Dallam wrote in his diary, and he managed to put it back together in only 10 days in time for the official presentation.

Among the points usually omitted, however, is that Snow himself never managed to see or identify what it was, in the water, making people sick.

By omitting any mention of nuclear transfer, Castle and DeGette's bill managed to attract a number of abortion opponents.