Sentence examples for to excluded from inspiring English sources
verb
To bar (someone) from entering; to keep out.
Martin called for an all-island response to Brexit that reaches out "to excluded groups, to show that a broader range of interests than those articulated by the dominant political parties can be heard".
In this week's episode, Miss Conway works tirelessly to mentor Vinni, whose behaviour has spiralled since his parents split up, going from golden boy, child star of TV adverts and A-grade pupil to excluded and homeless in the space of six months.
As more receivers and thus more receiver pairs are added, the error due to excluded shadowing accumulates.
Its position with regards to the stomach may be antegastric (anterior to excluded stomach) or retrogastric (behind excluded stomach) (Figs. 6 and 7).
All resin cylinders were checked under a stereo microscope (30X, EMZ-TR, Meiji Techno Co., LTD., Saitama, Japan) to excluded resin cylinders with defects at the bonding interface.
Moreover, the existence of vascular risk factors and abnormality of intracranial arteries could not be used as evidences to excluded the diagnosis of CADASIL.
They were designed to exclude.
It seems perverse, then, to exclude individuals.
The plan to exclude Muslims was heinous.
Best to exclude that Idella danced, too?
It's not nice to exclude people.
