Sentence examples for omitted it would from inspiring English sources

For example, if one of the baptismal names in Johann Sebastian Bach or Johann Wolfgang von Goethe is to be omitted, it would be Johann.

Because Nietzsche's two most common — and closely related — specific targets are, however, Christian and Kantian morality, the critique of the descriptive component of MPS figures prominently in Nietzsche's writing, and any account of the logic of his critique that omitted it would not do justice to his concerns.

Publishers should lean in favour of including information if to omit it would result in a serious matter being understated.

Mark R. Godburn North Canaan, Conn., Feb. 26, 2008 ● Jill Abramson, the managing editor for news, justifies passing off some smelly old news of an assumed indiscretion by Senator John McCain that took place in 1999 as a current happening by saying that omitting it "would not have reflected the essential truth of why the aides were alarmed".

Despite many litters having only one screened dog, the effect of the litter was included in the model, since omitting it would probably have resulted in overestimation of the heritability.

Omitting it, would have led the SVM to perfectly segment the flow areas, but as a result of overfitting it would have also segmented all the multiple scattering components as belonging to the flow areas, which is exactly what we would like to avoid.

If we omitted it, it would tend to underestimate bleeding risk in patients from deprived areas.

If we omitted it, it would tend to under-estimate cancer risk in patients from deprived areas for most cancers except breast cancer and renal cancer in women and prostate cancer in men, where the risk may be slightly over-estimated.

A new Star Wars film that used John Williams's thunderous music only in passing, or even omitted it entirely, would send a clear message that it was consigning nostalgia to the past.

Mr. Lockhart said the dates were omitted because it would have taken several additional days of research and because he did not want reporters drawing unfounded inferences about a connection between overnight stays and campaign contributions.

According to Etzione et al. [7], for instance, from the sentence 'the guide contains dead links and omits sites' it would be inconsistent to extract the relation contains omits.