Sentence examples for sometimes omitted from inspiring English sources

But his annual Senate financial disclosure forms sometimes omitted the names of the specific clients.

His drawings are reductive — whole stems are sometimes omitted — but they are also uncannily descriptive.

In the sometimes omitted seventh stanza, the voice drops a little, and it might be that we are in the presence of a man slightly grudgingly at prayer.

He knew that even the best cartographers of his day sometimes omitted crucial details about the territory they meant to depict.

Pevsner, a funny foreigner in a shabby mackintosh, was ill at ease in country houses, and he sometimes omitted to penetrate up their drives, leaving certain treasures overlooked.

Mbeki in turn became more obviously resentful of Mandela's prominence.He sometimes omitted Mandela from state occasions, and was often slow to return his phone calls.

Historians have to establish the genre to which a document belongs in order to begin to attack these hermeneutical questions (a step they sometimes omit, to their peril).

His comments and anecdotes, while sometimes rambling, created such an air of ease that people called out to him, eagerly asked questions at the end and followed the music with rapt attention, even sometimes omitting the chorus of coughing between movements.

2. In what follows, we will sometimes omit a pair of parentheses in accordance to standard abbreviations in logic.

With this fact in mind, we sometimes omit parameter k in L p, ϕ ( X, k, μ ), i.e., write it by L p, ϕ ( X, μ ).

While the bulk of LPs now come with download codes, he says, labels sometimes omit digital access for superstar releases because they think consumers will still pony up for MP3 separately.