Sentence examples for omitting some of from inspiring English sources

(SUAD later lost a sample-related lawsuit, so you can forgive this brilliant retrospective for omitting some of their cheekier pilferings).

But when she began reading Homer's ancient, epic poem – omitting some of the gorier parts – she opened up a new perspective for her daughter.

The English common-law adoption of dominium was not comprehensive, omitting some of the finer distinctions developed by the Roman law.

The Bush administration's proposed, $8.3 billion budget for missile defense pours new money into those technologies, while omitting some of the most wildly speculative concepts, like nuclear-powered X-ray lasers and high-energy particle beams.

The study is done in a general TDD network omitting some of the key features related to dynamic TD-LTE that we present in this paper.

By selectively omitting some of these more controversial features of his system he increased the likelihood that his readers would grasp the features of his system that were presented in the Système nouveau.

Future research with semi-quantitative readings may help us better understand the implications of omitting some areas of high signal intensity and measurement error associated with this semi-automated approach.

Individual species may omit some of these patterns.

(The two other versions omit some of the best moments in favor of flashy but clumsy set pieces).

Never lie about your experience, although in some cases overqualified people can omit some of the jobs they have held, in the interest of a more streamlined résumé.

Such a ruling would force those clubs in breach to potentially omit some of their more expensive players in favour of homegrown talent.