Sentence examples for omission that from inspiring English sources

But it was not long before they noticed a serious omission that has them questioning the authenticity of the drama.

Most states have complied, but not New York, an omission that has cost the state $30 million, and counting.

I tested an LE that lacked only the DVD player — an omission that held the sticker below $40,000.

The will, moreover, makes no mention of the paintings, an omission that has been the source of much scholarly agitation.

It was immediately clear to him that it was an omission that would haunt him and his campaign.

His singular categorical omission that can in so many ways also be considered an entitlement is military spending.

No scouts have ever been enshrined, a glaring omission that would be at least partly rectified by honoring Gillick.

It's an omission that feels like a missed opportunity, but maybe that will be resolved in the next installment.

But she did not mention sexual harassment in her statement on Monday, an omission that also drew criticism.

(No women took part in either study, an omission that is common and frustrating in exercise science).

The phrase, introduced in a 1980 edition of Isaac Asimov's magazine, stems from the writer's own crucial omission -- that one of his protagonist's was in fact a tomato. .