Sentence examples for noteworthy omissions from inspiring English sources

The 100 are in no particular order, the list is by no means definitive and my apologies for any obvious, noteworthy omissions.

A noteworthy omission was the absence of any mention of peasant life.

One noteworthy omission is a discussion of the microchip, a profoundly liberating and creative force very much in character with the American spirit.

There are some notable omissions.

"Finally Hollywood is recognizing a monster other than Harvey Weinstein," the comedian quipped on Tuesday's broadcast of "Jimmy Kimmel Live!" Kimmel, who returns as host for this year's ceremony on March 4, then highlighted some noteworthy nomination omissions and even managed to get in a joke about President Donald Trump.

But "Murray Talks Music" is also noteworthy for its omissions: Murray says almost nothing positive — indeed, almost nothing at all — about any jazz musician younger than Gillespie (who was born in 1917).

(This formula, cited by the Greek historian Arrian in his history of Alexander's campaigns, is noteworthy for its omission of any reference to Macedonia).

But his omission was the most noteworthy.

Noteworthy from that game was the omission of Paulo Dybala from Palermo's team.

The observation of different associations with urban areas for C. parvum and C. hominis is also noteworthy because of our earlier concern about omissions of postcodes by general practitioner and whether this could bias the study results.

Greater clinical realism in this field has been encouraged (Lawlor and Hopker, 2001; Salmon, 2001) and, compared to previous studies, the most noteworthy difference in the inclusion and exclusion criteria of the current study is the omission of the requirement of participants to have recently experienced panic attacks.