Sentence examples for literally excluded from inspiring English sources

Consequently, they are literally excluded from the conventional Western health services.

The CPD literally excludes the 50% of voters who reject their parties.

Inequality literally excludes them from the political process.

In the present Latin American social climate, with countries literally excluding Indigenous Peoples from society, PAHO's promises seem too good to be true.

Literally no one is excluded from access to the library!

Rabbatts says she would love to see a time where she was no longer "the only one" and speaks about football as a "closed system" where historically women had been excluded (quite literally in the case of the FA - in 1921 it banned women from playing football, a ban that remained for 50 years).

Literally rounded up and "excluded" from living in the cities and towns they resided in, these "suspicious" individuals were interned in camps because their allegiance to the country "could not be determined".

There is an absolute use of "nothing" that excludes literally everything that exists.

We can't continue to talk about feminism without also talking about race, because leaving race out of the feminist conversation is a guaranteed way to exclude literally all women of color from feminism.

The other three are quite literally happy campers, but Hannah feels excluded, angry at her sister for getting married and above all worried about bears.

Just as spreading a bad rumor can make people feel literally dirty, so did research subjects who felt socially excluded perceive a significantly lower room temperature than those who felt included.