Sentence examples for omit what from inspiring English sources

The mayor's projections also omit what the ripple effects may be in the suburbs.

The terse statement issued by the court on Thursday evening appeared to omit what those inside the courtroom said were far more detailed revelations about the crime.

And among other unexpected consequences of restless exhibition attendance, how can I omit what I once thought of as Museum Mind?

One of the most vexing and perhaps unusual choices Mr. Goldman seems to have made with Relationship Science is to omit what would be truly valuable information: phone numbers and e-mail addresses.

I think that if one is to edit Twain and omit what one might think is unacceptable, then one has to start in on Shakespeare, the Roman and Greek comedies, most French and British comedies of the 18th and 19th centuries, and so on.

I feel bewildered, heartsick, that it is politically possible to omit what ought to be the two most pressing ethical goals of a just society". Gov. Roy Romer of Colorado, a Democrat who has led the governors' efforts to reform education and who has worked closely with Alexander, says that he applauds parts of the plan, but that it is not enough.

Non­fiction lies by omitting what is.

What makes Mr. Bertolucci's memory of them more touching is that he omitted what the novelist says right before: "A second chance — that's the delusion.

But, as The Washington Post reported on Monday, it's also going to be incomplete, omitting what has happened in Pakistan, where hundreds of strikes have taken place.

The correct answers are British and Israeli, omitting what some Palestinians consider to have been periods of Ottoman and Jordanian occupation.

They say that Jacobovici and his team explore with an agenda — hyping what fits their preferred narrative and conveniently omitting what contradicts it — and that their brand of archaeology is more fiction than science.