Sentence examples for omission of class from inspiring English sources

But for a show that markets itself with feel-good vibes, one that tries to expand conversations about race, religion and sexuality, the omission of class discourse is glaring.

The omission of class in the diversity agenda allows national cultural institutions to excuse their white middle-class and middle-aged audiences by saying: "We don't have diverse communities in our area".

One example is the almost complete omission of class B (white, rhyolitic outcrop) in the SAM map, another is the poor delineation of the Shingle Pass Tuff unit (class G), as class F. ANN and MED are, in addition, very similar to one another, which is a strong support for these maps to be more accurate than MLH.

The consistent omission of class into the discourse subverts the quest for authentic change.

In the most successful use of subsequent year ground-truth data to classify prior year landuse, an overall 57-class accuracy of 75% was achieved despite the omission of 10 entire classes, most of which were annually disturbed or perennial crops grown on very few fields.

Writer and critic JP O'Malley's recommendations sparked an online controversy and provoked the Irish Times to run a piece damning his omission of women, working-class writers, contemporary literature and popular fiction.

Both of these phenomena have the same educational impact as attacks on or omission of evolution in science class; they leave students ignorant or misinformed about evolution.

Omission of small or smaller girth class trees would many a times underestimate the important role of these individuals to the total forest biomass.

2. Omission of hoc code that uses a template to define a class.

Let's add some methods to our Dog class: Dog now has a basic bark method, but notice the omission of the enumerable attribute.

"In the typical class action involving an I.P.O., the allegation involves some sort of misrepresentation or omission of information.