Sentence examples for absolutely exclude from inspiring English sources

"Girls absolutely exclude one another in kindergarten," said Michelle Anthony, a psychologist and co-author of the new book "Little Girls Can Be Mean".

However, we cannot absolutely exclude the possibility that some of the treated headaches were migraine attacks, as it is not clear whether associated symptoms were recorded.

It does not absolutely exclude the use of these powers against parliamentarians, but it sets certain requirements for those powers to be used in relation to a parliamentarian.

However, we cannot absolutely exclude the role of AtHsfB2a in AZC-induced CPR because of its high expression under AZC and HS treatment.

Testing several kinds of meat in several conditions, repeating the experiment, and setting up a control experiment ("all other things being equal"), he was able to absolutely exclude spontaneous generation, opening ground for subsequent work by Pasteur, Koch, and Snow.

The same is true of the Stanford Stegner fellowship, and the Provincetown Fine Arts Work Center fellowship, which absolutely exclude those not already privileged enough to be members of the guild.

"To make sure we are clear on this," Judge Michael A. Wolff of the Supreme Court replied, "if we find in a particular case that DNA evidence absolutely excludes somebody as the murderer, then we must execute them anyway if we can't find an underlying constitutional violation at their trial?" Again, Mr. Jung said yes.

Before meeting with Mr. Sarkozy, Richard Prasquier, the national head of the Crif, a prominent Jewish organization, said: "It is absolutely excluded that we confuse this character — and the Islamist, jihadist, Al Qaeda-linked movement he represents — and the Islam of France, which is a religion like all other religions".

They concluded that a possible bias with uterine wall contractions influencing the findings obtained from the 227 patients cannot be absolutely excluded, but appears to be negligible.

Robinson had two alleles in common with DNA found on the victim's body, both "at the borderline of detection," says Hampikian, who testified that Robinson was "absolutely excluded".

In this brief introduction to Merleau-Ponty's philosophy, I will not pursue this thread of his thought further, but I must insist that he continues, to the time of his death, to remain in touch with the empirical sciences, particularly psychology but not absolutely excluding biology and physics.