Sentence examples for slight omission from inspiring English sources
In the first entry, I noted the slight "omission" by Governor McDonnell of the institution of slavery in his proclamation.
Their agenda is rather slight, and one omission is particularly glaring.
Apart from that slight but significant omission, this is a fascinating show well worth visiting even if you are not Jewish.
Anyone who has ever read a story to a child over and over again, and been corrected for the slightest alteration or omission, knows that a child's attention can be deeply ceremonial and that exact repetition is a virtue, not a fault.
This omission led to a slight rearrangement of the neighboring secondary structure elements adjusted to accommodate the lack of the very short intervening helix.
But even amongst long-time friends, it is often unintentional omissions or slights that lead to extreme resentment.
30 Slight modification of the protocol, usage of CFA containing less mycobacteria and omission of Bordetella injection, delivered an MS-like chronic disease model resembling relapsing-remitting MS (RRMS) in clinical and neuropathological presentation.
The commemoration of lesser-known figures has led to the exclusion of Corey Haim, Farrah Fawcett and Bea Arthur, among others, omissions that can feel less like benign neglect than a slight.
2. Anything with the temerity to be called a dictionary of journalism will always provoke journalists to scour it for omissions, errors or slights to prove that the author knows nothing about anything.
