Sentence examples for omit that part from inspiring English sources

During the later years of that rule, which ended in 1997, those courses covered Britain's capture of Hong Kong from China during the Opium Wars; they did not omit that part of history.

The former would find in art all the rest of history (social conditions, biography of the artist, etc)., but would omit that part which is proper to art; the latter would judge the work of art in abstraction from history, depriving it of its real meaning and giving it an imaginary meaning or testing it by arbitrary standards.

I'd never met my grandfather, but I omitted that part.

The movie omits that part of Roberto Saviano's book which deals with the camorra's link with Britain.

"I thought I might omit this part, let it settle silently into the muck where it belongs, but it seems that isn't possible.

Being dwarfed by the Valley is commonly cited as a reason to omit this part of the story.

In the following, we omit the part "wideband" and just describe "interference i" to be simplified.

The revisionists completely omit this part of the study.

Following Dr. Knights suggestion we decided to omit this part of our article.

It was written by men, and has been changed by men (although, one would not have learned this listening to this reading, since the Republican leadership only allowed a version to be read that omitted those embarrassing parts that had been amended over time -- those, for example, dealing with slavery or women).

But, by omitting the part of the resolution acknowledging this "instance of the progress of arts," it is easily made to appear that Congress passed this resolution for the sole purpose of promoting religion.