Sentence examples for exclusive category from inspiring English sources

It's a fairly exclusive category".

As for romantic love, it was an almost mutually exclusive category of human experience.

Even limiting ourselves to a much more exclusive category from the general fund that we call student spending, the difference between the 25th and 75th percentile of student-weighted spending is more than $1,000 per student.

This does not mean that gender hierarchy comprises a simple or exclusive category of analysis.

4. For an account of this resurgence, see Kymlicka and Norman 1994. 5. See, for instance, Cohen 1989, 248 where citizenship as a form of membership is defined as: "an exclusive category that forms the basis of a special tie and affords a social status and a pole of identification that can itself become a rather thick and important identity able to generate solidarity, civic virtue and engagement".

This is always an exclusive category; just as it erases the actual contradictions and oppositions within a society to the meaningless abstraction of the national interest, it always ends up needing to identify a reviled other, someone who doesn't share in the national interest but who must be repressed at every turn.

Nonfiction and literature are not exclusive categories.

An entity type may be classified into one or more clusters of mutually exclusive categories.

Participants from the Western Australian Pregnancy Cohort (Raine) study were divided into mutually exclusive categories of peer aggression.

Study Design: With use of California discharge data and American Hospital Association data for 1995, patients were classified into 13 mutually exclusive categories for elective primary cesarean delivery.

Five non-mutually exclusive categories were used: hiker, groups and relationships, agent inducing the incident, institutions and sociocultural practices, and equipment.