Sentence examples for exclude everyone from inspiring English sources

Johnny passes Linda's test, and the director, George Cukor, turns their rapport into a series of performances designed to exclude everyone else.

Mr. Havel's supporters say Mr. Klaus represents a near-authoritarian model of democracy, where winners rule through political parties that exclude everyone else.

"If we find out that the skull dates from, say, 1720, then we know to exclude everyone who died before that," he said.

"A patent on a product of Nature would authorize the patent holder to exclude everyone from observing, characterizing or analyzing, by any means whatsoever, the product of Nature," Eric S. Lander wrote in an amicus brief.

Let's exclude everyone making over $110,000.

It's just such a sad thing when a new person on the scene tries to exclude everyone, you know?

"They've excluded everyone but the institutional buyers," said one information technology manager.

In 1751 he argued for excluding everyone from Pennsylvania except the English; Morgan calls him "the first spokesman for a lily-white America".

The court reversed a death sentence imposed by a jury selected by a judge who had excluded everyone who had any qualms about the death penalty.

The narcissism and intimacy of their exchanged symptoms could be infuriating, since it excluded everyone else, but it was so dopey that you laughed at it and forgave them.

But by excluding everyone else: by excluding Charles (still an important figure in her life) and any real depiction of her relationship with her sons – perhaps through some unspoken deference to these important and very-much-alive royals – the film creates a distorted, sugary and preposterous impression.