Sentence examples for exclusive more from inspiring English sources

It doesn't get more high-taste, more exclusive, more ruthlessly ultra-chic than Hedi Slimane's Saint Laurent.

Two people dating for a few months and then deciding to be exclusive more closely mirrors the slow, real-life crawl toward a relationship than getting engaged after just a few skydiving dates, bungee-jumps and awkward talks with Dad.

But at the same time as people have been growing less religious, the Church of England has been growing more religious: more exclusive, more of a club for self-conscious believers, prouder of being out of step with the people it once served.

For those who like both to cook and to eat (the two are mutually exclusive more often than you might imagine), this is the best moment of the day: the 15-minute pause between the end of one set of rituals and the beginning of another.

At Claridge's, the setting is more exclusive: more prints of foxes and hounds and horseriders in red coats; a stuffed deer's head jutting out of a wall; the chairs, in dark green leather, more grand; the windows, of stained glass; the carpets, thick, spotless tartan.

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A lot of bird species form more-or-less exclusive, more-or-less long-term pair bonds in which both parents raise the offspring.

By allowing the companies to remain non-exclusive, More says they can grow more by pursuing other investors, which in the long run could pay off for Wells Fargo if it were to partner with the startups as vendors.

More exclusive content leads to more platform adopters which in turn creates more of a demand for more new content.

Not less exclusive, but more visible".

But the organizers have made their exclusive event more inclusive in Web 2.0 fashion.