Sentence examples for should have omitted from inspiring English sources

He should have omitted the entire speech.

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

It is strange that our president, a man so versed in history and so committed to the truth, should have omitted mentioning the Jews of Egypt.

Perhaps the publishers should have omitted suggested walks from some of the tea rooms; I could also have done without the adverts for Betty's Cafe Tea Rooms and Yorkshire Tea and the gushing advertorials.

If the goal was to write a sort of "Campaign-Finance Reform for High Schoolers," Birnbaum probably should have omitted the fact that Ken Kies, Janet Boyd, Katherine Friess, Rich Belas, Tad Davis, John Jonas and Bill Wilkins were among the K Street players who fought to preserve the tax break for paired-share REIT's in 1998.

One part of that advice was that Regius should have dealt with substantial forms as Descartes had done in the Météores (AT VI, 239): that he should not have rejected them explicitly but, instead, should merely have omitted them as redundant to genuine explanations.

You may have omitted these because the results are so obvious, but nonetheless, each figure legend minimally should have in it the appropriate statistical tests.

Redundant; we could have omitted "yet".

I think he might have omitted that.

I have omitted, for clarity, all fractions.

A modernist would have omitted that "expression verging on despair".