Sentence examples for message omitted from inspiring English sources

In a message omitted from his argument here, though quoted in A.J. Langguth's book "Our Vietnam: The War 1954-1975" (Simon & Schuster, 2000), Mr Kissinger told the president: "While we have a moral case for bombing North Vietnam when it does not accept our proposals, it seems to be really stretching the point to bomb North Vietnam when it has accepted our proposals and when South Vietnam has not".

"Eat like me and look like me" is the goddesses of clean-eating's message, omitting to mention good genes, loads of money and bags of privilege.

He and others said that the computer messages omitted information and that the elimination of the fire dispatcher from the initial conversation opened the door to errors.

If a safety message was sent in CCH TS, the beacon message was omitted to prevent overloading the medium.

SS 476 Yeah T 477 Now in the song they're called another name   478 who is in here   (Messages 479 – 483 omitted)     484 [[Up came the troopers]] SS 485 [[Up came the troopers]] T 486 The policemen are called the troopers.

A new line of sleepwear and underwear that he and Mr. Spade plan to bring out under the Sleepy Jones brand name includes a T-shirt that is to bear a slogan that, to paraphrase its message by omitting a four-letter word, will declare, "Fie on tech").

The idealization of Message 1 and part of Message 2 are omitted since it does not contribute to the logical properties of the protocol.

In keeping with the spiritual message, Mr. Beck omitted his customary attacks on President Obama and Congressional Democrats, who he has implied, more than once, are socialists (or worse) in disguise.