Sentence examples for omit the truth from inspiring English sources
What shall I do, put away the posters, omit the truth?
"Parents would omit the truth, trying to create a normal situation in the home," she told me.
Dan Gilleon, an attorney for the Olango family, said the photo still omits the truth, which is that the officer who fired never felt threatened by Olango.
The judge can consider that she's admitted to omitting the truth in one instance, but must make an overall assessment of whether the witness tells the truth most of the time, or lies most of the time.
A small MIT study on six- and seven-year-olds found that when an authority figure omits the truth, it may cause children to suspend their trust or be suspicious of anything else that authority figure says in the future.
Some of them admit to having lied sometimes purposefully, or at least omitted the truth, justifying it by claiming that it had a positive effect on their patients.
You omit the corollary of this self-evident truth, namely, that only actively managed funds or discretionary managers are beating the market.
About.com reports: "The turkey is often cited as the culprit in afterdinner lethargy, but the truth is that you could omit the bird altogether and still feel the effects of the feast.
We omit the technical details.
Simply omit the meat ingredients.
