Sentence examples for a more exclusive from inspiring English sources

Bain's idea was to create a more exclusive and mutually beneficial arrangement with his clients.

We want to be a more exclusive destination".

This was a more open-minded world, you might say, but also a more exclusive one.

Later, when the tourists leave and Capri takes on a more exclusive air, the shops shut.

Politics has become a more exclusive profession – all too often shutting out those from modest backgrounds.

Bal Harbour, on the Miami mainland, is a more exclusive mall for those with fat wallets.

"Leiber wanted a more exclusive feeling, a more exclusive identity," said Faith Hope Consolo, the vice chairwoman of Garrick-Aug Store Leasing, the broker who represented both Judith Leiber and the landlord in the deal.

Even if the Ghost is a roaring success, expect a Rolls to remain a more exclusive product than a Bentley.

In 1993, earning $250,000 was a more exclusive club, making it easier to feel like one of the wealthy.

Thrift stores, once thought of as dusty places where the down-on-their-luck skulked for bargains, are gradually adding perks that impart a more-exclusive feel to the shopping experience, to the delight of patrons and proprietors alike.

Francis Herbert Bradley (1846 1924), however, argued for a more exclusive spiritualism, or ontological idealism.