Sentence examples for left out by from inspiring English sources
"left out by" is correct and usable in written English
It's usually used when someone is excluded from something. For example: "He was left out by his friends when they decided to go to the movies."
But Celtic midfielder Kris Commons and Rangers left-back Lee Wallace have been left out by Craig Levein.
7.18pm BST Hulk is injured and left out by Brazil.
He also said responsibility of government was to concern itself with those "left out by fate".
I don't want anyone in Shetland or Orkney to feel left out by this".
Dealers like these have felt somewhat left out by DVD, but no longer.
Young people, people who are left out by politics, want to hear a new story.
Some of his findings were left out by the government in the published version.
People do not simply feel left out by politics; they feel left behind by our economy.
Did she put it aside and stow it, or was it left out by a chair, for occasional melancholy edification?
The other one — the big idea — covers all the stuff that is left out by the special idea.
The players left out by Vieira to ensure their inclusion were Jens Lehmann, Kolo Toure and Gilberto Silva.
