Sentence examples for were often omitted from inspiring English sources

Accidentals (sharps and flats, called then musica ficta) were often omitted as being understood.

In Greek relief sculpture, actual details of the composition were often omitted at the carving stage and left for the painter to insert.

In the 10th century, when baptism by affusion (pouring liquid over the head) became standard practice in the church, baptisteries, or baptismal chapels, were often omitted entirely.

Comparator groups were often omitted (n = 12; 39%).

For instance, the names of approval committee members were often omitted in direct violation of regulatory requirements.

Even further, the commemoration of some biblical persons of note (including the Virgin Mary) were often omitted entirely.

What is often omitted is the ability of culture to override biological instincts or innate behaviors.

After the 1750s, however, the first theme was often omitted in the recapitulation.

In the leaked letter Bin Laden is reported to have complained that the last part was often omitted.

Now becoming rare, the scorpion fish is often omitted, but, according to Gianni, "No scorfano, no brodetto".

The qualification that this 3 percent sampling error may be exceeded in about 5 percent of the cases is often omitted.