Sentence examples for exclusively means from inspiring English sources
The assumption is that "liberal arts" exclusively means the humanities and the arts, but a liberal arts education also includes study in the sciences.
The statute governing political activity by these nonprofits says that they must work "exclusively" on their social welfare purpose, but the regulatory interpretation of that statute says that "exclusively" means "primarily".
Moreover, when young proponents of the ban talk about problems with Muslims, they almost exclusively mean young men from the Balkans, who come across as male chauvinists but are almost never active members of Muslim communities.
This does not necessarily or exclusively mean broadening the Sardinian dairy industry supply basket.
On the other hand, every add-on sold by Microsoft and stand-alone player sold is exclusively meant to play HD DVD content and not video games.
This anthology consists of 13 essays written by professors trained in biblical studies or theology, writing on the interpretation of Genesis (by which they almost exclusively mean the first chapter of Genesis) since Darwin's Origin of Species (1859).
However, diversity doesn't exclusively mean different genders.
Some of you are probably shaking your heads, still thinking the Irish exit is exclusively meant for blackout hooligans who can't keep it together past midnight.
The story opened with the organizers' claim that they were bringing "some nuance to the debate" on Yale-NUS in a discussion "exclusively meant for the Yale community," and it quoted not a single criticism of Singapore by any panelist, only what panelists had said in defense of the country.
Nevertheless, unsafe heating/cooking appliances or unsafe use of them to be predictors of burns, doesn't exclusively mean that such risks are only present in kitchens.
Using the narrow field attentional focus model exclusively meant that the attentional scaling term β only affected centre stimulus responses (i.e. the definition of narrow attentional focus).
