Sentence examples for text omitted from inspiring English sources

The original text omitted to specify that the proposed reforms apply to England.

Unfortunately, the text omitted large portions of manuscript and its editorial standards were inconsistent.

To commit adultery, or not to commit adultery – for hundreds of readers in the 17th century, the answer depended on which bible they consulted, after an unfortunate error in a certain edition of the text omitted to include a vital "not".

[Footnotes in the original text omitted.].

Its text omits two crucial words from the American proposal, which would find Iraq in "material breach" of a number of past Security Council resolutions.

There, Macdonald also has Onegin brandish Tatyana's letter at the moment she is rejecting him; in Pushkin's original, Onegin keeps the letter after he rejects her, although Tchaikovsky's text omits that detail.

Kurtág has used about 60% of the original French text, omitting some of the repetitions that reinforce the hopelessness of the characters – blind Hamm, who cannot stand, his servant Clov who cannot sit, and Hamm's parents Nagg and Nell, who have no legs and live in adjoining dustbins.

The text omits the Battle of Opis, in which Cyrus's forces defeated and apparently massacred Nabonidus's army.

It has long been assumed that these extravaganzas would baffle or bore a modern audience, and they have customarily been performed with the spoken texts omitted or greatly curtailed.

Section 462 of this title, referred to in text, was omitted from the Code.

Section 8260 of this title, referred to in text, was omitted in the general revision of part B (§ 8251 et seq). of subchapter III of this chapter by Pub.