Sentence examples for regrets omitted from inspiring English sources
An entry on the combined print and e-book nonfiction best-seller list last Sunday for "No Regrets" omitted the name of one of the co-authors, and an entry for the book on the hardcover nonfiction list misstated the publishing imprint.
In its new brief for the judge, the Justice Department "regrets omitting" the Beaumont precedent from an earlier brief.
The flats have been intelligently reconfigured, providing windows on to the "streets in the sky", a feature the building's original architect always regretted omitting.
I wonder if, as I continue to listen nonstop to "When I Pretend to Fall" (Barsuk) by the Seattle band the Long Winters and "Down the River of Golden Dreams" (Jagjaguwar) by the Austin, Tex., band Okkervil River, I will not regret omitting those discs from last year's list.
We regret omitting a full description of our clonal analysis protocol and this is now included both in the main text as well as the Materials and Methods.
One casualty of this process whom I deeply regret omitting is the Australian novelist Christina Stead's The Man Who Loved Children (1940), a profoundly moving study of family life so pitch perfect that it's hard to believe her novel is not better known.
The authors regret that in the production of Table 2 for this paper, information regarding data for ritonavir boosted drugs was omitted.
