Sentence examples for a bit excluding from inspiring English sources
That blend works well on radio, softening the stand-up format that can feel a bit excluding when you listen away from the show.
So, maybe you feel a bit excluded.
Sometimes the person I'm with can feel a bit excluded.
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.
where (mathcal I_{i}(x)) is the set of bit indices where symbol x has a bit value of 1 (excluding the current index).
But one could also see how Mr. Musk might be a bit headstrong about being excluded.
The story in Asia is only a bit better, with the Pacific Rim, excluding Japan, gaining 3% and China up 8%.
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.
