Sentence examples for equally exclusive from inspiring English sources
Smaller, less well known but equally exclusive drinking societies exist in almost every college.
The Thermal Club is seeking an equally exclusive crowd in the West.
Then, when her mother was appointed ambassador to Delhi, she was sent to equally exclusive English-language institutions there.
There's also an exclusive live track by the festival's opening act, Malayan singer Rokia Traore, as well as some equally exclusive interviews by me of punters who had decided – for reasons I'm yet to fathom – to set up camp right next to the portable toilets.
A photograph of murder victim Chris Harper, 16-year-old heartthrob student from Colm's, the neighbouring and equally exclusive boys' school, is accompanied by the words "I know who killed him" – cut, in the manner of a ransom note, from a book.
And the owner of this 35-foot-wide six-bedroom six-and-a-half-bath triterrace oasis will be able to partake of Carlton amenities like a 65-foot indoor swimming pool and perks from an equally exclusive neighbor, the flagship Barneys department store.
These inflated land deals, with foreign buyers ready to pay over the odds, are spawning a new form of equally oversized and exclusive developments.
Of course, it would be wrong for colleges to drop the preparation of academic stars as their exclusive goal for the sake of adopting an equally extreme notion that they should produce only moral, political or economic leaders.
This should not be seen as the exclusive preserve of universities or research councils, but equally of health/public services, non-governmental organizations, etc".
Like you, I understand on a deep, visceral level--one that can't be duplicated by intellectual reasoning or academic polemics--what it means to live daily with the dialectical tension of loving your work every bit as much as your children and family, of trying to nurture mutually exclusive yet equally sacrosanct priorities.
These hypotheses are equally plausible and mutually exclusive.
