Sentence examples for excluding myself from inspiring English sources

"My parents are Unitarians," I said, for some reason excluding myself.

And then, of course and inevitably, there are the ghastly Labour people, not excluding myself ("precious", "unfastidious").

I felt a pang at the idea of excluding myself — of having no role at all in gestating or creating the child.

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.

I thought that by excluding myself from hate-filled conversations or by refusing to wear the Confederate flag on my clothing, I was living outside the reach of its grasp.

"After serious thought, I decided to exclude myself despite it being a fantastic position," Mourinho said.

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

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

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

I cannot exclude myself either – I have, in the past, written things about people which I would baulk at saying to their faces.

That night I was swept up in the excitement of the villagers and didn't want to exclude myself simply because I was not a believer.