Sentence examples for omitted speech from inspiring English sources

For all extracts, square brackets containing three dots indicate short sections of omitted speech.

But Dan Goldberg, legal director for the liberal-leaning judicial advocacy group Alliance for Justice, says that doesn't excuse her omissions, pointing out that many of Vitter's omitted speeches and articles are easy to find online.

Some of the country's biggest Internet news portals and initially reported Google's announcement but those accounts were gradually buried or omitted words like "free speech" or "surveillance".

Group 1: b as in 'bed' d as in 'dot' dh as in 'this' or 'mother' f as in 'fifty' g as in 'gag' h as in 'help', but never omitted in speech as it very often is in English (eg 'Brahms').

The painting also omits the speech bubble from the source in which the pilot exclaims "The enemy has become a flaming star!" A smaller, single-panel oil painting by Lichtenstein around the same time, Tex!, has a similar composition, with a plane at the lower left shooting an air-to-air missile at a second plane that is exploding in the upper right, with a word bubble.

In the semantically heavy fold event, NHP produced the same information in speech and language, whilst PWA omitted information in their speech, and included it within their gesture.

He should have omitted the entire speech.

But I disagree that he should have "omitted the entire speech".

Trudeau's victory speech omitted any mention of his flamboyant father Pierre who led Canada from 1968 to 1984 with one brief interruption.

But his enthusiastically received speech omitted the gruesome description of terrorist crimes that was the leitmotif of the conference, and made uncommon use of the word "defense".

Douglas McWilliams of the Centre for Economic and Business Research, a consultancy, says that the budget speech omitted or elided major tax changes, making it more misleading than anything he can remember under the Tories.