Sentence examples for be left out from inspiring English sources

"be left out" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It means that something or someone was not included or excluded from a particular situation or action. Example: In the group photo, the shy boy was always left out because he didn't want to be in the spotlight.

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be left out

adjective

The opposite of right; toward the west when one is facing north.

  • Turn left at the corner.

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You could be left out".

"I didn't want to be left out".

He never wanted to be left out".

"He doesn't like to be left out".

"Absolutely nothing will be left out".

No ethnic group should be left out".

If we don't seize it, Japan will be left out".

"Nobody wants to be left out," Mr. Harbert said.

"No one will be left out," he said.

Why do we have to be left out?

Not to be left out is Tsinghua University.

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