Sentence examples for * the exclusiveness from inspiring English sources

"If everyone on Madison Avenue has a fake Kelly or Birkin, it dilutes the exclusiveness of the brand," he said.

Certain social or ethical commitments operate to single out the exclusiveness of religious communities and to define their form of worship.

One activist, who did not attend, criticized the exclusiveness of the event, citing the application process, which required a Western-style resume, something many Yemenis were not used to.

What is unsettling is the exclusiveness of the language used.

I don't like the exclusiveness of his musical views, or his sharp tone".

To add to the exclusiveness, his DBX show will be one of only five North American performances of 2014.

Though some vestiges of the old exclusiveness still cling on, Mr Palmer threw most of golf's gates wide open, with lasting consequences.

The specific worries about (1) guaranteeing the mutual exclusiveness and joint exhaustiveness of the categories, and (2) whether or not any single system of categories could purport to be uniquely correct, can, however, be met by certain ways of formulating ontological categories.

It is therefore speculated here that the evolutionary exclusiveness of cis-regulatory sequences underlies the rewiring of the regulatory circuit during vertebrate adaptation to land.

When these cells die, they lose their GFP signal, as revealed by the mutual exclusiveness of GFP signal with the red fluorescent signal due to propidium iodide staining, a hallmark of dead cells.

However, a critical drawback to methods like HCA and k-means is the mutual exclusiveness of genes with respect to their involvement in biological processes (e.g., pathways) responding to exposure (i.e., HCA assigns one gene to one cluster that corresponds to a specific biological process, not to multiple clusters which actually is more relevant to the true event).