Sentence examples for omitted is that from inspiring English sources

One detail that is notably omitted is that Minns, who has a notable Texan drawl, fled the US in the 1980s when his ex-lover Barbra Piotrowski was shot by hired men who failed to kill her but inflicted wounds that left her wheelchair-bound for the rest of her life.

Meanwhile, players deemed not good enough to be professional are uncompensated for their labours and left poorly educated.BEN MYERS Harvard, Massachusetts * A major issue you omitted is that perhaps too many American high school graduates go to college.

Third, what is conveniently omitted is that the insurgents often live in the area, have friends and families in the communities, and that such a local support base is precisely what gives a guerrilla insurgency (along with knowledge of the local terrain) its classic advantage.

Omitted is that the technology exists for coal-fired plants to meet the White House's new carbon emission standards.

Personally, I wondered if the reason they had been omitted was that Warner herself had not considered them to be good enough.

One trope of theatrical architecture that Haworth Tompkins omit is that of circulation as spectacle, the sweeping staircases that go back to Charles Garnier's Paris Opera.

But the nature of the duty may be similar, because what Brennan's model omits is that sometimes, in an election, democracy itself is in danger.

In the UK, what this narrative conveniently omits is that the spending and borrowing of Labour under Brown and Blair was broadly consistent with the aims and thresholds set by the previous run of Conservative Governments.

But what this 8th grade history level analysis omits is that when critics point out the casualty discrepancy, they intend to posit that the threat allegedly posed to Israel by Hamas rockets is not quite as profoundly existential as the Israeli government's rhetoric often implies.

What was omitted was the fact that these same Germans who fell from the zeppelin had come to bomb the city.

As a nonnaturalist, he thought what was omitted was something ineffable that resisted articulate definition.