elides

• That account elides references to the Christian values of the wider society which those involved in the founding of the university thought would be served by the new institution. —  On Line Opinion - Latest Articles
• Dr. Moran elides the issue raised by the knowledge argument: how is it that we have subjective experiences, given that nothing that we know about the brain from a materialistic standpoint invokes first person ontology? —  Evolution News & Views
• Dr. Novella elides the central problem with strict materialism in the mind-brain problem. —  Evolution News & Views
• Brightened with rich watercolor illustrations and multicolored text, the Haggadah elides the less kid-friendly parts of the Passover story, recalling that Egypt's ruler "was especially cruel to Jewish babies" and not going into further detail.
• While "technically accurate," the author said during a February 26 interview in Christopher Park, the plaque, which was put up by the city's parks department, elides over years of history.

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