Sentence examples for excluding everybody from inspiring English sources

Or selecting one ideal reader and excluding everybody else from your writing universe.

"Our brand is relevant to young audiences without excluding everybody else.

"As the registration of a trademark creates a form of intellectual property conferring a potentially perpetual monopoly in the mark and excluding everybody else from use in various ways, the point of principle has some public importance".

Excluding everybody not fitting into relevant categories, the paradox arises that 'sometimes the only way to survive is by having a fatal illness' (15).

"But that clearly excludes everybody with a plane".

That, though, is what cricket's rulers have achieved by their decision to exclude everybody apart from the 10 test-playing nations from the 2015 World Cup.

Furthermore, when patients who had toxicity are excluded, virtually everybody responded.

And a lot of that rhetoric can consist of excluding and vilifying everybody who is Muslim, or black, from the "true people".

Along with a lot of others, what I made of the silence was that everybody, not excluding myself, was afraid of an outbreak of open anti-Semitism in America should that shipload of refugees be allowed to disembark.

"Everybody else, excluding insurance companies, took money off the table in the second quarter; you need some new form of capital".

The excluded outsiders aside, everybody is happy.It remains to be seen how deployable this model will prove.