Sentence examples for exclude myself from from inspiring English sources

I don't like to totally exclude myself from the world".

"I vowed never to exclude myself from something I might be drawn to," he said.

"I have never once felt that way and I try to exclude myself from that," he said.

It makes remarkable progress in who knows how many fields, but I've got a sense that one's temperament masquerades as one's intellect most of the time, or operates one's intellect, and I don't exclude myself from that.

Some would argue that, by taking this approach, I exclude myself from opportunities and appear to be lazy or detached.

Although I enjoy my current research focus, I tend to exclude myself from many of the nonacademic lab activities.

"I thought I could exclude myself [from other refugees], so that white people wouldn't think I belonged to [the refugee] group".

For example, when asked what she understood by voluntary participation, a woman in the control group noted, "I am not forced to take part in this study and as far as I am concerned I can, at any stage exclude myself [from] any further involvement".

Last July, in a widely reported announcement, I stated that I was excluding myself from any démarche tending to favour a new re-election.

"As of this year, I've voluntarily excluded myself from all betting institutions from where I live in Ipswich in order to help me fight this illness," he said.

"As of this year, I've voluntarily excluded myself from all betting institutions from where I live in Ipswich in order to help me fight this illness,".