Sentence examples for excluded think of from inspiring English sources

But the main difference between then and now is that we didn't in those days (the hearties excluded) think of ourselves as "lads".

The Conservative party was one from which we were excluded, thought of as a problem to be resolved instead of an integral part of British society, and which often demonstrated the old colonialist mindset described by Chuka Umunna in his article on Boris Johnson's election chances for London's mayor.

When people think of excluded children, they often imagine a gobby teenager sent home for wearing an inappropriate skirt or flashy trainers.

"No one creating a Medicare program today would even think of excluding coverage for prescription drugs.

But today I have my own personal solar system, and I wouldn't think of excluding my family from the holy alignment of heavenly bodies.

"We would never think of excluding the black bloc from our movement," Igor Silva, a young protest organizer, told VICE News.

'It insists that it never excluded competitors; but we can think of no more effective exclusion than progressively to embrace each new opportunity as it opened, and to face every newcomer with new capacity already geared into a great organization, having the advantage of experience, trade connections and the elite of personnel.

In everyday business discussions, people tend to think of once excluded groups as demanding that they have a say in big decisions that affect them.

After all, this isn't just about the convenience of reading a foreign news article or communicating abroad, but of a class of people who are fundamentally excluded from what most people think of as in-person communication — speech.

It seems common that over-the-counter products, vitamins, and herbal supplements are excluded from what patients typically think of as drugs [ 2– 4], therefore it is important for physicians and pharmacists to investigate a complete medication history including all the drugs, herbals, vitamins and supplements.

Excluding ballet, I can't think of anything for which he is less gifted.