Sentence examples for an exclusiveness from inspiring English sources

Hayden told me that she wants the Library of Congress "to get to the point where there'll still be a specialness, but I don't want it to be an exclusiveness.

Campos [ 14] concludes that "working in an exclusiveness regime is the major determinant of such a differential behavior".

"It's a kind of exclusiveness, a kind of insularity".

This data reveals a mutual exclusiveness between Ste50 homo-oligomerization and Ste50 forming a complex that contains two molecules of Ste11.

He chastises those who believe that their faith offers "an exclusive path to a true knowledge of God" and says such exclusiveness "is a serious barrier to genuine peace-making in a world of religious pluralism".

Such polling could be viewed as a preëmptive defense against a charge of exclusiveness, but it can also be seen as an attempt to purvey common sense, rather than snobbery or defensiveness, and, in the end, just to tell the truth.

When groups appear to be too inclusive (i.e. large) homophily no longer occurs, suggesting that it is not only positive associations with a trait that cause homophily, but a sense of the exclusiveness of a group is also important.

So, too, has an even narrower exclusiveness toward Arabs and Muslims from much closer at hand, a trait sociologists have said is particularly marked in Wadi Doan, the stoney valley that runs down toward the Arabian sea from a point south of the Empty Quarter.

The guests all exuded an atmosphere of exclusiveness and intimacy.

Next to it hangs a heavy wool-and-velvet curtain, like ones at restaurant entrances that provide both insulation and an air of exclusiveness.

By studying the resolvability of health care services in homogeneous cities – whose differences are only those relative to the health professionals' labour ties – the author found a significant difference between a system hiring its professionals under a regime of labor exclusiveness as compared to a traditional system of multiple labour ties.