Sentence examples for who excluded from inspiring English sources
Who is invited in, who excluded?
The Old City and its holy sites remained in the hands of the Jordanians (who excluded Jews from the Wailing Wall).
Morgan was an activist in his Antioch days — he was instrumental in a student-led sit-in against a Yellow Springs barber who excluded blacks.
About getting even with friends who excluded her as a child, she notes that "the retaliatory impulse" came "so naturally for me".
But neither side should forget that the Gospel, as defined by evangelicals long ago, offered a message of liberty in place of legalism, and never belonged to those who excluded and condemned.
In 1977, for the album "Death of a Ladies' Man," Cohen's uneasy collaboration with the producer Phil Spector — who excluded him from the final mixing sessions — resulted in a dreadful mix of pop, country, and some weird variant of disco.
"The banks who exclude undischarged bankrupts say that they are concerned about potential liability.
Invite the people who exclude you to a lunch or gathering of yours.
I believe that the Japanese respect harmony and should not be people who exclude others.
I would like to hold every scholar and publisher culpable who excludes Sikhism from their curriculum and books.
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