Sentence examples for indeed exclude from inspiring English sources

One of them considers America the culmination of the Enlightenment, cleaving to a rational philosophy that would indeed exclude religion and its icons from the public square.

Wittgenstein's Orthodox defenders, faced with this second objection, looked to be on shaky ground, often being forced into the position of conceding that the argument did indeed exclude the case, but claiming (not very plausibly) that such a Crusoe is after all impossible so that the concession was not damaging.

Most of the RCTs in RA indeed exclude commonly used comparator interventions and clinically relevant patient subgroups.

We agree that maximum availability of data to the wider audience is desirable and did indeed exclude the suggested age versus sMMP9 concentration through consideration of space constraints.

All of these issues are likely to hinder engagement in, and indeed exclude, a significant number of stroke survivors from, effective, timely and appropriate stroke self-management and self-management support [ 3, 4].

Indeed, excluding microstates such as San Marino, there are only four countries that have grown less — or, more accurately, shrunk more — than Greece has in the past 10 years: Libya, Yemen, Venezuela and Equatorial Guinea.

It says global landings have stabilised since 1996; indeed, excluding the fluctuating Peruvian anchovy, from 2008 to 2014, the last year of available data, landings have increased year on year, not decreased.

Indeed, excluding realized capital gains, the top decile share in 2010 is equal to 46.3%, higher than in 2007...It will be interesting to see if this influences the American political debate.

It is not indeed excluded, but it is not the spring of government.

Indeed, excluding the SM-AP with general CV (which is not an adequate choice for the CV), the AP algorithm could not achieve fast convergence and low MSE simultaneously, as the SM-AP algorithm did.

Indeed, excluding speakers from college campuses because you don't like their point of view on one topic or another not only implicates free speech, but also the very function and values of higher education itself.