Sentence examples for i've excluded from inspiring English sources

"I've excluded more extremist preachers, more hate preachers, from the United Kingdom than any other home secretary before me".

They totaled $33.2 billion in 2012 by one count, but I've excluded them in the spending tally.

[Note: I've excluded those saints who were horrible people before they converted to Christianity and went on to do great, heroic things, because if I put them in, we'd be here all day.].

(Note: I've focused on movies where Alec is front and center; though three of his earlier collaborations with David Lean are featured, I've excluded both Lawrence Of Arabia (1962) and Doctor Zhivago (1965), where the actor plays supporting parts.

Since I became Home Secretary, I have excluded hundreds of people in total from Britain.

I have excluded 61 people on national security grounds and 72 people because their presence here would not have been conducive to the public good.

While I'm passionate about male fragrance, I have excluded perfumes on the basis that they are too personal to make a qualitative judgment (but Chanel Pour Monsieur, Dior Eau Sauvage and Thierry Mugler Cologne, if you're asking).

I ought to say I have excluded from consideration films about journalists as writers, because journalists are employed and moored to institutions; thus, while depressed and self-hating, they are less so than untethered writers, try as they might.

She said: "I have excluded more foreign hate preachers than any other home secretary".

For this reason, I have excluded religious figures whose power is spiritual, not military.

To simplify the discussion, I have excluded the retroflex vowel, whose distribution is highly restricted (but can be accounted for by an additional constraint).