Sentence examples for omission as well from inspiring English sources

Governments commit sins of omission as well as commission.

Both sides engaged in varying degrees of exaggeration and misrepresentation, committing errors of omission as well as commission.

Dr Robinson apologised in a letter published in JAMA on March 11th, blaming this omission as well as several other incidents on "errors of memory".

Lisa Evans, a lawyer for the group Earthjustice, was among the advocates who seized on that omission, as well as on gaps in technical data and other evidence, to argue that the agency's action was ill-advised and legally flimsy.

And if the finale left a bitter taste in the mouth, there is a much more subtle but insidious problem that permeates the whole film: that it is possible to be truthful but not true, and that propaganda can function by omission as well as by distortion.

But the ensuing outcry over that omission, as well as Gosling's (reasonable) response arguing that Armstrong didn't necessarily see himself as an American hero, led to a silly narrative claiming that First Man contained no American flags.

Although it is brief and highly selective, marked by its omissions as well as its inclusions, it offers a fascinating glimpse into the creative struggles of the author.

Sutpen's written commentary is exemplary; he sees deeply into the situation, and he carefully compares the published text to the spoken word, discovering surprising and revealing omissions as well as plausible motives for them.

In its request for an injunction against the takeover, Potash claimed that BHP's offer was "built upon false and misleading statements and omissions" as well as BHP's "manipulation of the perceived value" of the fertilizer company's shares.

There were a number of curious omissions, as well.

Investors have filed Finra complaints, alleging misrepresentation and omissions, as well as class actions.