Meanings of omit from in English

The success of art depends upon what you omit from your canvas.

One way is to omit from the Congressional Record the poems of Horace C. Carlisle.

Let us omit from our consideration, for the present, the memories in which words replace images.

I must not omit from the list above the name of my good friend, Captain Clapsaddle.

Expiatory rites of a religious sort, wisely recommended and cheerfully performed, I omit from this narrative.

NOTE.-Weomit from this reproduction a short postscript which is given in the text on page 170.

Others might go to the site and to the annotations Rushkoff chose to omit from the print version.

I omit from consideration the Glee Unions of England, and the quartets, which correspond to them, in this country.

As a test of her faith, I asked her to omit from her diet all fish, meat, and eggs.

Your Lordships ought likewise not to omit from your consideration the increased traffic carried on the railroads and canals in the country.

Around the time of Live Aid, Mercury was also working with Michael Jackson, which seems an odd thing to omit from the film.

Nor did he omit from his calculations the public clamor that would probably be raised should he deal too roughly with the priests.

On this account we recommend to omit from the Swedish draft the paragraphs 5, 6, 8, 11, 16, and 19.

All historians are very cautious to leave out or omit from the pages of their history, any circumstance in the nature of the above tradition.

I advisedly omit from consideration the whole immense field of Oriental mysticism, because it has remained practically untouched by the influence of Darwinism.)

We should not omit from the list the important address of another of our colleagues, [On the Treatment of Compound and Complicated Fractures.