Sentence examples for there were omissions from inspiring English sources

There were omissions in the speech.

There were omissions and failings and, as we have seen in the Hutton process, mistakes, but this was now an organisation swept up to the full stretch of its unique potential.

A second American official said there were "omissions big enough drive a tank through," citing as examples Iraq's failure to explain what happened to 550 shells filled with mustard gas, and another 150 bombs filled with biological agents, that the United Nations could not account for in the late 1990's.

"There were errors in the programme, there were omissions, and it was largely based around insinuation, innuendo, and misrepresentation," he said.

However, there are omissions and fudges.

Even with all of this material, there are omissions.

"There are omissions, and there are complete misrepresentations of your fundamental credentials," he said of Mr. Thompson.

And while John Galliano's work is well covered, there are omissions.

There are omissions and inclusions, like that of McGonagall, which seem quixotic.

"We know there are omissions and misinterpretations at every step of data transmission.

Since the daily editions of The Times can't review everything, there are omissions by happenstance too.