Sentence examples for actually excluding from inspiring English sources

Actually, excluding the controversial game in Miami, the Spurs' three stars have missed only four games combined this season.

The bill, unveiled just after Mr Anderson completed his appearance before the parliamentary committee, appears to be focused more on the idea of "managed return" than actually excluding Britons from coming home.

Mr. Obama's plan wouldn't actually exclude the wealthiest Americans from tax cuts.

That's entirely true of course, but I've actually excluded Marx because he did have the most excellent beard.

Some suggest it could actually exclude more former Baathists than it lets in — a sure-fire way to fuel political tensions rather than calm them.

A lot of hostels aren't like that - they actually exclude you and you get the feeling they don't want to help.

When Thoreau writes, "I desire to speak somewhere without bounds; like a man in a waking moment, to men in their waking moments," it becomes clear that we are not actually excluded.

But the new law is so riddled with caveats and loopholes that some Sunni and Shiite officials say it could actually exclude more former Baathists than it lets back into government.

But the legislation is at once confusing and controversial, a document riddled with loopholes and caveats to the point that some Sunni and Shiite officials say it could actually exclude more former Baathists than it lets back in, particularly in the crucial security ministries.

This was a period of low prestige and unhappiness for the Spartans, who were actually excluded from the Olympic Games of 420 by their enemies, the people of Elis; they waited 20 years before extracting revenge for this and other insults (but contrary to most modern views, the Olympic ban almost certainly did not last for the whole intervening two-decade period).

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