Sentence examples for omitted popular from inspiring English sources
Gardner notably omitted popular substantive reform issues such as the ten-hour workday, and also avoided the contentious subject of slavery.
"We're not suggesting omitting popular entree choices from the menu, but simply decreasing the size of those entrees".
These limitations to knowledge are widely appreciated by specialists, but are often omitted in popular accounts and in descriptions for non-specialists.
Apple was the first popular computer maker to ditch a disk drive (in much the same way the company omitted the still-popular 3 1/2-inch drive from the first iMac, favoring a CD-ROM drive).
A chart on Aug. 27 listing the lowest air fares for popular routes omitted a flight between New York and Tel Aviv.
Another important factor which is often omitted from the growing popular consensus on what happened in Bosnia is the uncertain, anything-is-possible atmosphere when Yugoslavia dissolved.
Smith Warehouse - Bay 4, C106 "Story Lab" What's captured by and what's omitted from different approaches to popular protest?
Popular cities including Manchester, Leeds, Newcastle and Edinburgh were omitted from the list on the grounds that they are not popular with companies as relocation bases.
This was an absurdly popular subject, with many complaints about favourites omitted.
Liao Yiwu, an exiled writer living in Berlin, and popular London-based storyteller Ma Jian were also omitted, he noted.
But he expressed outrage at seeing promotional materials for the movie, based on a hugely popular children's book by Kate DiCamillo, that omitted any mention of him.
