The phrase 'excluding me from' is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when someone wants to indicate that they do not wish to be included in something. For example, you could say, "Everyone is going to the party this Saturday, excluding me from the group."
There was no justification for excluding me from the debates when, as Politico had reckoned, I would have qualified had the polls simply included my name.
"A boss says, 'I was only proselytizing.' And the employee says, 'No, you're excluding me from opportunities because I'm not a Christian.' How do you prove it?" According to McSpadden, this isn't a problem at Intel.
Other parents considered me a bad influence on their kids, sometimes even excluding me from gatherings.
"All I can really say is that it is unfortunate and I'm not sure what their reasons or motivations for excluding me from that were, but it doesn't really make sense," she told me.
Oh, ha, so this whole time Issa's been sitting here throwing shade on Thomas Pickering, Pickering's been sitting right there off camera and he finally says, that he's been offering to come to the very hearings that Issa has been "excluding me from".
"The continuous pattern of all these people treating me like I didn't know what was going on, or excluding me from conversations and not trusting my assertions, all these things added up and it felt like there was an undercurrent of sexism," she said.
The rape excluded me from manhood, from love, from everything.
They have already excluded me from the kingdom of heaven.
They told everyone I was gay, excluded me from social groups.
They excluded me from their first debate and that really set the stage for everything.
My friends teased me occasionally, but never seemed to exclude me from fun permitted only to those below size XL.
