Sentence examples for excluding themselves from inspiring English sources

Everybody has to vote on who they thought was the best (Excluding Themselves).

Republicans have a bad habit of laying down rules for other people to follow while excluding themselves.

New Labour subverted it into something about how poorer families were excluding themselves with their "wrongness", their bad culture and bad practices.

In a separate response, Miki Gurevitch, the artistic director of the Khan Theater in Jerusalem, posed the question of whether excluding Ariel from Israel's social borders would mean that the artists were excluding themselves from society.

And even better, they got a raucous public forum in which to mock gallery owners, curators, collectors, critics, fellow artists and just about everyone in the art world, not excluding themselves.

America expressed its relief that these militant factions were excluding themselves, telling Mr Arafat to "confirm his leadership by making clear to his people that violence and terrorism cannot assist the Palestinians in achieving their national aspirations".

Senior managers also excluded themselves.

"From that moment on they excluded themselves".

Publishers will not want to exclude themselves from that much high-quality research.

It's not unusual for otherwise enlightened male executives to exclude themselves from the conversation.

Other microlenders have worried that the poorest people exclude themselves because they believe they are unqualified.