Sentence examples for leave out someone from inspiring English sources

Other middle-order men like James Hildreth and Ashwell Prince to name but two might deserve a call ahead of this teenager but I can't leave out someone whose name was more talked about than any other in press boxes of late.

If you're someone who's concerned about that–"Oh my goodness, how could my boss skip over me, I'm going to be left out, someone else is going to usurp my position"–it can become counterproductive.

"We are therefore deeply concerned about the impact of this judgment on our future income as it opens the floodgates to legal challenges from any aggrieved relative who, for whatever reason, has been left out of someone's will".

Jamal, 70, is someone who learned early what to leave out.

For someone who has spent her life writing and teaching, that seems an odd thing to leave out.

We left out voodoo but someone should have stuck a pin in us.

This was a big surprise, to see that someone feeling left out of an activity, for example, would activate the same regions as if they had put their hand on a hot plate.

But somehow a program designed to share love, when managed so publicly, inevitably will make someone feel left out.

It's not an awards show until someone gets left out of the memorial and social media goes on the warpath.

Every year someone gets left out of the awards show segment meant to acknowledge who we've lost over the last year.

8 51 pm In Memoriam controversy It's not an awards show until someone gets left out of the memorial and social media goes on the warpath.