Already married before he met her, he omitted to inform her when his wife died.
Someone omitted to inform the authors of multiple versions of "Mental illness: the last acceptable stereotype?", while another publication wanted to know "Why is ginger bullying one of the last acceptable prejudices?".
Still on the subject of Harris academies, the government was told that the Harris Federation had failed to follow regulations when it omitted to inform a local authority about children leaving its schools early.
In 2007 Fischer had a crew excavate a hole, eight feet deep, beneath the ground floor of Gavin Brown's New York gallery, while deliberately omitting to inform the landlord.
By E. B. White The New Yorker, December 3 , 1927P. 19 N. Y. N. H. & H. R. R. omits to inform passengers that there is a train running from the upper level of Grand Central.
It's not evident at first why the locals laugh so knowingly at us as we clatter through the village of Mto Wa Mbu en route to the lakeshore - but all becomes clear when we read, later, about the tree-climbing lions for which the area is famed, and about which Jean has thankfully omitted to inform us.
Reasons for telephone contact could be that the patient did not return for a second visit to receive their diagnosis, that he or she could not immediately decide whether to participate in the study, or that the gastroenterologist had omitted to inform the patient about the study during the visit at the clinic.
Perhaps the most extraordinary example of a narrator omitting fully to inform the reader is Lucy Snowe in Charlotte Brontë's Villette.
Use this information to inform your characters.
"To be omitted from every type of list that y'all do or be at the bottom of it or every type of way that y'all can omit me, [you] will". Ahmed attempted to inform Wale that the omission was not a personal attack.
