At its best, it enriches perception and enjoyment, without obscuring, excluding or patronising audiences.
No matter what manipulations we contrive — excluding or accepting aliens, ordering or imitating nature — there's no going back to Eden.
Excluding or stigmatising a subgroup serves only to drive that population into the shadows, thus perpetuating the epidemic.
They argue that excluding or isolating women in separate rooms for prayer are practices based on cultural traditions and not religious mandate.
The west should not prevent them acquiring the means to decide the struggle militarily, and should encourage them to continue trying to build Syria according to the rules of real democracy, without excluding or marginalising any party or group.
What writers at their best achieve is a saturation of shame, triumphing over it by excluding or extenuating nothing, possessing it as theirs, and handing it back again, depersonalised, in comedy of one sort or another.
American immigration history is rich with examples of excluding or favoring specific immigrant groups, from laws in the early 1900's that barred Chinese immigrants to cold-war-era legislation that granted permanent residency to Cubans.
From about 1600, so great was the superiority of European arms and military methods that non-European societies could survive, if at all, only by excluding or imitating them.
As Brod himself observes of "The Castle," a "specifically Jewish interpretation goes hand in hand with what is common to humanity, without either excluding or even disturbing the other".
It may do so, for example, by excluding or impeding particular "undesired" groups or lifestyles (Chiodelli and Moroni 2013).
Multicollinearity was then eliminated through excluding or merging of some variables during analysis so as to obtain a thrifty model.
