Sentence examples for minor omissions from inspiring English sources

But apart from some minor omissions, the wartime diaries have long been available in "The Collected Essays, Journalism and Letters," and a few years ago George Packer reprinted a good portion of one of them in his Orwell collection, "Facing Unpleasant Facts".

There's little question that Apple knows how to put on a show, and barring some minor omissions (iPad mini, anyone?), Apple's iPhone/iPod event was one for the books.

For me, I found it quite comprehensive but there were some minor omissions such as the role of electrical charge on bone integration and role of tissue engineering and rapid prototyping on prosthetic design in the future.

This is no minor omission.

A minor omission in New Jersey's application was one reason the state lost the contest.

I remember reading Metamorphosis for the first time and being slightly suspicious of one seemingly minor omission.

Failure to engage with the international context is not a minor omission; it is a flaw in the whole project because there is no credible reform agenda for British capitalism that glosses over globalisation.

adding: "If there is a minor omission, and this is clearly not intentional, we are not rushing to the Security Council to say, 'This is a material breach.' If we see a pattern of lack of cooperation, then we obviously have to report to the Security Council, and the Security Council will decide if that is a material breach".

Don't let this minor omission keep you from picking up this book.

A minor omission sure, and one that HTC has justified by saying that it had done away with excess design flourishes, but one I strongly disagree with.

If this still seems like a minor omission, consider a story told by MIT professor Sherry Turkle in her 2011 book Alone Together.