Sentence examples for little excluded from inspiring English sources

"A lot of his work was somber," he added, "and some audience members felt a little excluded, exiled".

But eventually the new program also became principally literary, with only historical novels -- "they take two days to read and give you little" -- excluded.

Until it struck me that The Runaways wasn't the first movie that left me appreciating its virtues while feeling a little... excluded.

Because I work with this age group, I feel sometimes that certain things that you read in the EYLF you feel a little bit excluded because it doesn't, it's generally saying about children but also not establishing or acknowledging the fact that the age group for infants and toddlers are a little bit different (Tinny).

The HIT-I hand adopts a modular design concept that all four fingers (little finger excluded) are driven by embedded motors with tendons, because of which the degree of system integration is greatly improved and the size of the hand is well controlled at that time.

I was no longer the confused and frustrated little girl excluded from the mysteries of her mother's kitchen.

The estimate changed little when excluding vegetarians, or including calcium or zinc intake as interaction terms with iron intake (data not shown).

This estimate for heme iron changed little after excluding the 114 reported vegetarian participants (with a heme iron intake of zero).

We excluded Little Hocking children in these comparisons because of the bottled-water distribution program and the post-2000 awareness of Little Hocking PFOA tap water contamination that may have affected parental use of tap water in formula and food preparation for infants.

With events sparsely attended on weekends (homecoming excluded), little is scheduled.

The disjunction between those who think Pelevin is a fraud and those who see him as the ideal chronicler of the new Russia was dramatized strikingly when his 1996 novel "Chapaev and Emptiness" (to be published in the United States by Viking this spring as "Buddha's Little Finger") was excluded from the short-list of that year's Russian Booker Prize, the country's pre-eminent fiction award.