Sentence examples for consciously exclude from inspiring English sources

Men still edit most of the major collections, and while they may not consciously exclude women, they don't seem to go out of their way to find them.

It may no longer operate under cold war rules to consciously exclude representations of the upstart Chinese, or feel pressured to depict us as Fu Manchu monstrosities (except for the hideously backward BBC Sherlock episode The Blind Banker, replete with oriental lowlifes and lotus blossoms).

I keep reminding myself that this isn't the half of it, that the curators have consciously excluded some of Araki's most iconic images.

There's only one country that has been consciously excluded from the tour – in fact, only one country in the world that Greenwald says he absolutely will not visit.

Anthony Tucker adds: In accounts of Joseph Rotblat's important work for the wartime Tube Alloys Project (the British nuclear weapons programme) at Liverpool University, of his time at Los Alamos, his reasons for leaving the project and turning to the much harder battle for peace and disarmament, Rotblat consciously excluded all references to his life before the war.

Otto says that the coalition consciously excluded issues that seemed too narrow, like funding a particular federal agency or reforming the Department of Energy's network of national laboratories.

Their right to vote was not recognized in the Constitution, and when the franchise was extended to African Americans after the Civil War, they were consciously excluded.

This is the case, when (i) non-linear parts of the plane are consciously excluded or (ii) it is not known how to exclude non-linear outliers throughout the plane.

During the interview, interviewees who cannot communicate consciously were excluded and replaced with a new individual selected from the residence registration list.

Some of these businesses arose because the mainstream community had failed to identify opportunities in these markets or had consciously decided to exclude them.

Because we cannot ascertain that the other 16 participants were truly unable to perceive the strongly masked primes consciously, they were excluded from further analyses.