Sentence examples for exclusive states from inspiring English sources

Lonerdom and loneliness are mutually exclusive states: real loners don't need others, but loneliness is a signal that you need much more togetherness.

The only trouble with his scheme is that he has counterposed free-spiritedness and paralyzed moralism as mutually exclusive states, and there has to be something else — something like Leigh's film itself, which knows how to play easily within a firm over-all structure.

She was one of several postwar artists who, despite Abstract Expressionism's unanimous success, persisted in the notion that abstraction and representation were not mutually exclusive states, that one could paint from reality in a way that gave form, color and paint a power all their own.

The only trouble with his scheme is that he has counterposed free-spiritedness and paralyzed moralism as mutually exclusive states, and there has to be something else something like Leigh's film itself, which knows how to play easily within a firm over-all structure.

We assume that individuals move between two mutually exclusive states, employment and unemployment (or, more rigorously, nonemployment).

Xie et al. have carried out classification by defining mutually exclusive states of the game, namely, play and break [14].

Nobody should know this better than Tony Blair, whose own son, educated at a (very exclusive) state school, is currently at, er, Bristol.

Though Daoism never became the exclusive state religion in the South, its most eminent representatives founded powerful organizations that received considerable official support.

Some members of one of the main Sunni parties, Tawafiq, which insists on federal control of contracts and exclusive state ownership of the fields, bolted when it became convinced that the Kurds had no intention of following those guidelines.

At colleges across the country, from Ivy League to less exclusive state schools, students who are mispronouncing the library's name this month will soon feel truly and deeply a part of their college.

There's a geek-chic aura to the group, who seem to understand the difference between being hip, a transitory, exclusive state, and cool, permanent and inclusive and unconcerned with others' perceptions.