Sentence examples for become exclusively associated from inspiring English sources

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"Hasn't that phrase become exclusively associated with Jesus Christ?" "Until now.

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The offices of the Dutch stadtholders soon became exclusively associated with the house of Orange-Nassau: while William I, the leader of the revolt, had been stadtholder of four provinces, his son was elected to the office in five provinces and a Nassau cousin in the remaining two; this pattern endured until 1747, when a single Orange prince was elected to all of the offices.

This is not just a matter of reducing formality: in Japan, Buddhism has become so exclusively associated with funerals that a priest in robes appears to many like a herald of death.

By 2004, the company had become exclusively focused on Lord of the Rings tourism.

After the tsunami, her attention had become exclusively, and excessively, focused on Adi.

In the not-too-distant future, digital still- and motion-picture photography may become exclusively HDR.

He and his followers wanted the city to become exclusively Protestant.

Why did the love story become exclusively the Phantom and Christine's?

But Khartoum has twisted the intention of the resolution and 'predominantly' has become exclusively.

Intraplate volcanic high islands appear exclusively associated with hotspots.

The microbands were almost exclusively associated with a single (or primary) {111} glide plane.

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