Sentence examples for unfortunate omission from inspiring English sources

It is an unfortunate omission.

This is an unfortunate omission.

But one term she never defines is "evolution," which strikes me as an unfortunate omission.

There is at least one another unfortunate omission in the Hutton report.

Whether this reticence is Henry's or Hamilton's is unclear, but it seems an unfortunate omission.

(Grant offers no comparisons with the modern United States Senate — an unfortunate omission, especially since so many think the Senate filibuster came from the framers).

There are some unfortunate omissions, though.

Thomas doesn't discuss the consequences of American-supported coups in Iran and Guatemala, perhaps because that would have taken him well beyond the end of Eisenhower's tenure, but it is an unfortunate and noticeable omission.

The omission is unfortunate.

This omission is unfortunate.

Anderson regarded that omission as unfortunate and has published six outline examples drawn from real cases.