Sentence examples for would omit from inspiring English sources

To whiten the usually grayish loaf, they would omit pike and use only whitefish.

All the dull stuff that most novelists would omit, Knausgaard leaves in.

No Australian list would omit Margaret Fulton, Stephanie Alexander, Maggie Beer, David Thompson and Charmaine Solomon.

Deborah told me that at first, when asked this question, he would omit Lassus, his favorite composer.

The source of disquiet is not those who would omit England from the history of the Enlightenment.

"Parents would omit the truth, trying to create a normal situation in the home," she told me.

If it was all about the cash, there are plenty of things I'd say that I'm not saying now and plenty of things I've said that I'd omit.

Had he lied to her? He'd omitted certain specifics.

He described Poison Season as "dour", explained that he'd omitted the two catchiest songs, and even apologised for parts of it.

The rest of you set about pointing us in the direction of various players we'd omitted from the list... Sadly - and here lies the difficulty with such a list - the speed of most shots has not been recorded, which means there are probably lots of belters that we can never include.

A 2010 experiment found that when individuals received written criticism from a colleague who used emoticons, they thought the person had better intentions than someone who'd omitted the smiley faces.