Sentence examples for what I omitted from inspiring English sources
Of course what I omitted to mention was that Bernie's wife was black and the woman he had moved in with was white, a highly treasonable offence to the assembled crowd.
The governor's budget was also notable for what it omitted.
What it omitted to say was that, on a weekend period comparison, Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them opened bigger.
Even as the general gave some relief to Western concerns on elections, his statement was at least as notable for what it omitted.
"Africa doesn't need strong men; it needs strong institutions".Mr Obama's speech was equally notable for what it omitted.
'I can do what I can, but omit one thing when the service fails' rather than the service just falling over entirely.
And among other unexpected consequences of restless exhibition attendance, how can I omit what I once thought of as Museum Mind?
House of Dosas is as notable for what it omits as for what it serves.
To the Editor: Of Bologna's many nicknames that Elisabetta Povoledo mentions "In Bologna, a Grand Plaza Defines the City" (Sept . 24, she omits what I consider the most engaging moniker: la citta delle belle donne -- the city of beautiful women.
Cronenberg also omits what I think was an important line by the art dealer in DeLilo's book: "You're beginning to think it's more interesting to doubt than to act.
