Sentence examples for a bit excluded from inspiring English sources

So, maybe you feel a bit excluded.

Sometimes the person I'm with can feel a bit excluded.

That blend works well on radio, softening the stand-up format that can feel a bit excluding when you listen away from the show.

Because I work with this age group, I feel sometimes that certain things that you read in the EYLF you feel a little bit excluded because it doesn't, it's generally saying about children but also not establishing or acknowledging the fact that the age group for infants and toddlers are a little bit different (Tinny).

To drain the coconut milk with bits excluded, use a corkscrew.

Mr. Perry also gains a bit if you exclude polls that list Sarah Palin and Rudy Giuliani as options, whose entry into the Republican race remains uncertain.

But one could also see how Mr. Musk might be a bit headstrong about being excluded.

where (mathcal I_{i}(x)) is the set of bit indices where symbol x has a bit value of 1 (excluding the current index).

Even a bit angry that you're excluded, perhaps?

That is pretty much the average for the past 30 years – in fact a bit above it if you exclude the bonus from oil revenues.

"There has already been a bit of a move to exclude foreign doctors from training in the U.K". Britain remained jittery on Tuesday, with the police evacuating parts of London's Heathrow Airport after a security scare, stranding hundreds of passengers in a rainstorm.