Sentence examples for so excluded from inspiring English sources

"Labour is traumatic and you feel so excluded as a father.

"We felt so excluded," Maria Velazquez said, of the social isolation.

No other rich nation has so excluded its citizens from their common heritage.

JJ: Maybe because I spent my 20s feeling so excluded, I find the word "feminist" difficult to apply to myself.

That's why the fringes – Greens and socialists as well as rightwing nationalists and xenophobes – feel so excluded.

Black, and working-class, life is too often overlooked in theatre, film and TV, and so excluded from our shared cultural history.

"Design for the last two or three decades has been so excluding, and so expensive," Mr. Engesvik said.

No film I have seen in the last year or so, excluding perhaps The Deer Hunter, emanates so strong a whiff of palpable, nerve-straining shock.

For instance, they cover only compensation and so exclude capital gains or dividend income, both areas where taxpayers might well act differently in response to changing tax rates.

So, excluding that, remaining departments face a 7.1% cut.

Across Britain (so excluding Northern Ireland) the number rises from 2,771 to 3,340.