Sentence examples for omitting anything from inspiring English sources

It's exceedingly well behaved, omitting anything that might upset delicate constitutions.

By creatively paraphrasing my comments and omitting anything unsupportive of his arguments, Mr. Ciocolesku manages to distort my whole position.

I'll also try to condense the skills section, using bullet points to try and pull out relevant skills and omitting anything that's obvious or has already been discussed.

Did you wind up omitting anything that was new/deeper/interesting? DANA GOODYEAR: "The Tragical Comedy or Comical Tragedy of Mr. Punch" — not new — is a deep, strange exploration of family and memory, in the vein of "Violent Cases".

Make a list of at least ten positive things about yourself, omitting anything appearance-related.

As we are gather the evidence, we carefully omit anything that doesn't fit into the story we're writing.

And, while the defendant criticizes some portions of the charge, we think they neither included nor omitted anything of which he rightfully can complain.

The pamphlet warned prayer groups to omit "anything resembling hysteria, artificiality, theatricality or sensationalism," and said healing should be supervised by a priest.

Now in the aspiring writer's head was a new line from Kafka: I am only accepting this to keep you from thinking you've omitted anything.

The doorkeeper accepts everything, but always with the remark: "I am only taking it to keep you from thinking you have omitted anything". During these many years the man fixes his attention almost continuously on the doorkeeper.

The United States said in the Assembly debate last Thurs day that it remained opposed to the expulsion of the Nation alists but it omitted anything that could be construed as op position to the seating of Pe king.