In the boyhood of the older generation of Toronto, hundreds of Indians, including those of the old Mississaga tribe, were to be seen about the streets.
But besides those, six well-ascertained languages of smaller tribes, including those of the Uchees and the Natchez, appear to demand separate recognition.
Thus, if I receive a visual impression of the colour orange, the first consequence of attending to it is to mark it off from other colour-impressions, including those of red and yellow.
In active illusions, again, the powers of judgment and reflection, including those of calm perception itself, temporarily vacate their throne in favour of imagination.
In the oxide zone the zinc carbonate is associated with oxides and carbonates of various metals, including those of lead, copper, iron, and manganese.
These processes have formed the chief productive deposits of the world, including those of the United States, northern Africa, and Russia, and also the phosphatic iron ores of England and central Europe.
In addition, there are laws relating to the extraction of mineral products, including those having to do with methods of mining and with safety and welfare measures.
Eight of the specimens were from the liver, five from the abdomen (including those of the omentum and mesentery), two from the lungs, and one from the heart.
Farcy states that all previous copies of the plates were very faulty, including those of Kingsborough, although Humboldt, in a letter to M.
XII-15] Wood's Creek was another locality where stone relics with fossil bones, including those of the tapir, are reported to have been dug out at a depth of twenty to forty feet.
They are decorated with various graceful figures, including those of living animals, cut in with sharp instruments.
Power, including those forces of nature which man may harness and compel to do his bidding.
Fertility, including those qualities of the earth that are useful to man in the pursuit of his economic activities.
Climate, including those conditions of light, air, rainfall and temperature that make possible the maintenance of life in its many forms.
The hands of the experimenters, including those of Eusapia, remained white.
For that purpose, the table being placed upon casters, the feet of the medium were watched, as has been said, and all of the sitters formed the chain with their hands, including those of the medium.
Defn: An extensive family of butterflies, including those known as skippers (Hesperiadæ).
Defn: The smallest of the three orders of Fungi Imperfecti, including those with no asci nor pycnidia, but as a rule having the spores in cavities without special walls.
Defn: A division of Foraminifera, including thosein which the shell is not porous.
It is curious to note that in all the negotiations between the Indians and Europeans, including those of our own government, the only landed right recognized as belonging to the savages was that of giving up territory.
The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "including those" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.
