Sentence examples for obvious omission from inspiring English sources

The obvious omission was Keith Van Horn.

Don't disagree with your list, but am deeply concerned over an obvious omission.

Rice is a welcome addition to a fast-food menu that suddenly strikes me as an obvious omission from other chains.

An obvious omission is optimism, or a view of the world that is unfailingly positive and linked to a powerful expectation of how things will turn out.

David Tennant in Broadchurch (ITV1) is probably the most obvious omission (perhaps edged out by Olivia Colman's performance when Bafta's voters looked back?).

Respondents were not asked whether they were referring to themselves or to a family member, or members, which was an obvious omission.

He acknowledges obvious omissions — Georg Herold, for example — in his excellent catalog essay.

And let's take a closer look at the obvious omissions.

But the list had obvious omissions and nothing on it was secret.

One of the most obvious omissions from the first edition of this book was any mention of steam.

But the mountains of minutiae seem to highlight the obvious omissions, and to make them more poignant.