Sentence examples for anyone excluding from inspiring English sources

Can anyone (excluding the writers) identify the source material?

Another poet, Richard Eberhardt, once said that Mr. Connellan's words could be understood by anyone, excluding him from the mainstream of modernist poetry meant for university-educated readers.

"I think he will maintain his income post-career better than anyone excluding MJ," said Kurt Badenhausen, Forbes Senior Editor who extensively covers athletes' earnings for our annual highest-paid athletes list.

That may seem unfair to anyone excluded because of a lack of wealth.

Anyone excluded from the idea of literariness, which is never neutral, finds the stakes are indeed high.

It's not a happy thing to see anyone excluded, but if we want to reduce exclusions, then we need to do so organically rather than synthetically.

As Hall has said: "Culture is something that we all share and we are all the poorer for anyone excluded from it".

Anyone excluded from the traditional 9-to-5 work scenario (think of many parents, retirees, military spouses, and other diverse candidates) has an opportunity to contribute and earn money via a flex-work arrangement.

They keep the whole family together without anyone excluded or getting bored.

The phone companies argue that if anyone is excluding independents from offering broadband over existing networks, it is the cable companies.

On what reasonable basis could anyone be excluded?