Sentence examples for and precludes from inspiring English sources

Racism elicits hatred and distrust and precludes any attempt to understand the racialized Other.

CONS: The Tudor is now part of a condo complex, which limits privacy and precludes a backyard.

"Your outrageous comment simply because we disagree on a political matter is unacceptable, and precludes further communication".

They encourage a lazy rhetorical shorthand, which only excites passions and precludes charity (much as "socialist" might in US politics).

The political culture of the United States, however, rewards partisan distinctions and increasingly penalizes cooperation and precludes collaboration.

Restoring the street grid conveniently breaks the site into quadrants, three sites for commercial development and one for a memorial, and precludes imagining anything grander.

But this doesn't prevent a compassionate, tough-minded critique of black manhood that disarms facile analysis and precludes easy judgment of its characters.

Insurance covers only the first three years of a contract and precludes pre-existing injuries; the Mets would have had no protection had Guerrero hurt his back again.

Torture can never be justified because it impugns the very meaning of our existence and precludes that which we aspire to be: human.

Critics have argued that this approach reduces women to sexual temptresses and precludes men from working with women on an equal basis.

Truth "peremptorily claims to be acknowledged and precludes debate," Hannah Arendt pointed out in this magazine, in 1967, "and debate constitutes the very essence of political life".