Sentence examples for exclusionary thinking from inspiring English sources
Carr's comment smacks of siding with bullies, and we already have enough of that kind of exclusionary thinking floating around.
However, this argument is based on a large assumption about the likely effects of having exclusionary rules and not having them, and there is no strong empirical basis for thinking that the consequences are or will be as alleged (Goldman 1999: 292 295; Laudan 2006: 120062006
The Preble was dispatched from Hong Kong to rescue them, the government thinking no doubt this was also a useful exercise in testing Japan's exclusionary resolve.
Held at a gallery owned by a Jewish American art collector, the show is a direct affront to the binary thinking and exclusionary conclusions, carried across the airwaves by an insistently normalizing, ever vocal talkocracy, that produces mistaken, typecast notions of Islamic art as a mutually incompatible field to that of the Contemporary project.
So I think the exclusionary conduct is there.
I don't think an exclusionary space is the right way to fix other exclusionary spaces.
If anything, his sensitivity to anthropology's social reach may well be what is influencing his aim to gut funding to the discipline and to other liberal arts programs, because these programs encourage critical thinking and challenge exclusionary policies and practices based on race, religion, class, gender and other social categories.
I have previously explored the politics of citizenship through my work with queer Palestinian activists, and so a strand of queer theory and method particularly a critical eye towards reproductive and exclusionary national projects ties all of my thinking together.
I think that's an exclusionary tactic.
What I was more interested in was the fact that the thinking behind these magnets might feed into the exclusionary zeitgeist that the Bush administration promotes with its nationalistic fear strategy: beware of neighbors who oppose our war, for they are against you.
