Sentence examples for omitted that from inspiring English sources

An obituary on this page on Wednesday omitted that aspect of his life.

"The clerk, when told that a document was ready for posting, selected the wrong document from the shared folder, and a critical safeguard was omitted that would have averted the release of this information," Ms. Salaz said.

But when we came out, he just came and gave me a big hug and said: 'That was fantastic!'" Another inconvenient truth is that he was actually a brilliant downhill speed skier, becoming the ninth-fastest amateur in the world, so the movie omitted that.

Notice that for q ≥ C u, the transition probabilities in these matrix blocks do not depend on q, and therefore, for simplicity this index can be omitted, that is, A q, l u = A l u and A ¯ q, l u = A ¯ l u for all q ≥ C u.

This occurred when large portions of the data were omitted, that is when there was a small amount of data from which to draw estimates.

The number of counties in the study area was 3109, with 195 counties being omitted that had suppressed disease data.

The British edition, however, omits that note.

"I like to omit that period of my life".

Attalah and Springborg agreed to revise the piece, omitting that word.

(Justice John Paul Stevens tried unsuccessfully to persuade Justice Blackmun to omit that inflammatory line).

And if they declined to do the dishes, wouldn't you, on many nights, have preferred to omit that task?