Sentence examples for omission of some of from inspiring English sources

The omission of some of those teams could stir debate, but their exclusion certainly was not for a lack of bracket slots.

The liberal critique takes the film for a whitewash, due to its omission of some of Hoover's most egregious deeds—such as his involvement in the McCarthy-era persecutions and its noncommittal stance on his relationship with his second-in-command, Clyde Tolson.

The liberal critique takes the film for a whitewash, due to its omission of some of Hoover's most egregious deeds — such as his involvement in the McCarthy-era persecutions — and its noncommittal stance on his relationship with his second-in-command, Clyde Tolson.

This new list of fallacies has a different bent than many earlier lists, being more geared to deal with arguments in popular, everyday communication than philosophical or scientific discourse; this is evident both by the omission of some of the traditional fallacies as well as by the introduction of new ones, such as dubious assumption, two wrongs, slippery slope, and faulty analogy.

Subsequently, the format of the 1975 album has led critics to question the omission of some of Dylan's best-known 1967 compositions and the inclusion of material by the Band that was not recorded in Woodstock.

Changes to the text were also made, including the omission of some of Ryu-O's riddles, removal of mention about self-sacrifice and a hint of the Tower's true purpose.

But what has most angered China and North and South Korea, after an earlier round of revisions when the junior-high textbooks were first printed, are omissions of some of the most important and traumatic facts surrounding Japan's expansionism in the first half of the last century.

The Chicago and London editors submitted classified lists and copies of articles to advisers who recommended revision or replacement of existing material, omission of some articles, and introduction of new articles.

The longlist itself, accused by some (mainly those whose novels were not on it) as a worthless exercise in log-rolling and box-ticking, drew attention to the omission of some established writers in favour of a number of impressive novels by first-time or unknown writers, several of them from outside the UK.

Realizing that the reading public would not tolerate the omission of some subjects and the unequal treatment of others, they prepared works in which at least a few lines were devoted to almost every conceivable topic, and for more important subjects a full account was provided, written by an expert, if possible.

Weaknesses of our study include omission of some specific toxicities and of symptom control benefit, as well as heterogeneity of trial design and study populations.