Sentence examples for seem to exclude from inspiring English sources

We already have a controversy on testing because they seem to exclude the wrong people some time.

"Ouch," Ms. Jen said in an e-mail, of those lines that seem to exclude so much.

And while Slimane's Saint Laurent catwalk may seem to exclude certain body types, the reality tells another story.

This means property acquired by gift or inheritance or acquired before marriage or civil partnership, and that would seem to exclude the house you bought before you got married.

He also slightly changed the way weapons are counted: A statement issued by the White House referred to operational nuclear weapons -- a figure that would seem to exclude the hundreds being refurbished or inspected at any given time.

Those sums seem to exclude exits from India by foreign firms and FDI abroad by Indian groups, such as Tata, which are keen to globalise (or, perhaps, to diversify away from their homeland).

And the one seemed to exclude the other.

It seems to exclude friends, neighbours and others who might want to help.

To the Editor: As usual, any mention of gay travel, etc., seems to exclude women.

The clothes reflect his aesthetic, which seems to exclude every color in the rainbow.

Every approach seems to exclude some necessary aspect of this epic work.