Sentence examples for what is omitted from inspiring English sources

He is now more conscious of what is omitted from conventional photos.

Just as interesting as what is included, perhaps, is what is omitted.

But, as I wrote then, we're all naturally quite good at compressed, or telegraphic, speech, where what is omitted is implicitly understood by the listener.

What is omitted from the list indicates the scale of the coalition's inability to come up with measures that might woo their lost vote back.

The past they imagine is also, in its way, a counter-narrative, not only because of its exaggerations, but also because of what is omitted.

In such pieces, what is omitted or suppressed becomes highly charged, and the hunger strike of the spare, lucid words on the page can take on a desperate aspect.

Of what was omitted, the question is: was it really significant?

Others, particularly those who had tipped off the Post and N.P.R., were frustrated by what was omitted.

The editorial was also notable in what was omitted, namely any reference to President Hu Jintao's signature catchphrase, "harmonious society".

What was omitted was the fact that these same Germans who fell from the zeppelin had come to bomb the city.

What was omitted by these enthusiastic advocates of women's rights in Afghanistan was the history of how in the 80s western-sponsored mujahideen had dismantled so many women's opportunities in education, employment and health.