Sentence examples for totally omitted from inspiring English sources
"When Motion and Morrison edited the Penguin Book of British Poetry, we were totally omitted.
Reference to Jesus or the Christ is totally omitted in the principles, however, as revised in 1954.
Totally omitted from mainstream media coverage, however, has been Hikind's own history of radical extremism.
When performing the movement without the repeat, the music in these bars is totally omitted from the performance, as it does not appear in the second ending.
Aside from the offensive, real-Americans-should-tolerate-gays-like-one-tolerates-a-dog-that-wets-on-the-rug semantics coming from Perry is the sad fact that he totally omitted the reason why the Obama policy is necessary: the persecution of the gay community in other countries.
According to theories on embodiment the functional robot was designed to solely press buttons, while other human-like features were totally omitted (see Fig. 3).
"He totally omits all these major issues where the economics conclusion goes against the feel-good Democratic Party ethos, which I think he's really tended to pander to especially since writing for The New York Times".
Unfortunately, while the NIH-CPSI contains items on pain, urination, and quality of life, it totally omits questions with regard to sexual dysfunction [ 12].
Including all, omitting none.
