Sentence examples for omitted even a from inspiring English sources

While Mr. Quinn stood on a stage designed to look like a decaying amphitheater, repeating a routine about the elements of civilization the Romans appropriated from the Greeks, Mr. Seinfeld sat to the side, forcing his audibly hoarse star to start over if he stumbled on his lines or omitted even a single word.

Yahoo's GameChannel (sports.yahoo.com/mlb/scoreboard) looks much better but only delivers a little more data, omitting even a pitch count.

But for a show that starts by flaming internet outrage culture and ends with feminist critique, his choice to omit even a passing reference to his own infamous experience with both is hard to ignore.

In addition, we may have retrieved fewer records than exist as a diagnosis of scrofula could have been omitted even though there was a positive culture.

Critics say Enron buried that information so completely, and omitted even more, that it was the same as a failure to disclose the truth.

If quantization is omitted, even the distance of the load profile forecast to a single template load profile leaking from TP to U may be enough information for U to reconstruct the load profile forecast.

In one instance (the most responsive cluster of the proteome network) an unclear term ('BNR repeat') representing three genes was omitted even though it passed our criteria for inclusion.

And its release indicated that some words had been omitted even from that paragraph.

Over the next 25 years, the session remained unknown, omitted even in scholarly discographies.

Note that the default id (1, in this case) may be omitted even in the middle of the plot command.

Although the law says this stamp is not necessary, many tourists visiting Eastern Europe have been fined because it was omitted, even though our State Department protested.