omit the details

And if the court wants to know 'the whole truth', why do they want any details omitted?

He sent for me and demanded to know what had taken place at the meeting with no details omitted.

Sometimes there are specific details omitted in describing the goods, but anything actually said is true.

I gave him the general outline, omitting details he didn't need and wouldn't have been happy knowing.

She refused to allow her photograph on the book's cover, and also reserved the right to omit certain details.

Simple enough, but that expression of his plight omitted critical details, and so he gave it another attempt.

But in providing a broad overview, you omit significant details.

Not all the relevant details omitted from the broadcast are the responsibility of the producers.

"Couldn't you omit specific details and change the names?"

"I am convinced that in your earlier account of the matter to us, you omitted certain details of great importance."