Sentence examples for exclusiveness and from inspiring English sources

The guests all exuded an atmosphere of exclusiveness and intimacy.

Woodrow Wilson left Princeton protesting its exclusiveness and dependence on big money.

Mr. Rasmussen did so to break down the wall of exclusiveness and secrecy that is often associated with the alliance.

Tending toward exclusiveness and therefore intolerance, this system contributed to the warlike turn taken by events after 1530.

He challenged aesthetic exclusiveness and its snobberies while at the same time being a great defender of high culture.

The moral inconsistency of this simple but crucial fact when set alongside the associated notions of white exclusiveness and exceptionalism just seems to be beyond their reasoning.

And voucher treatment and tuition tax-credit plans, so dear to Bennett and President Reagan, can only bring about segregation and factionalism in the society--factionalism based upon prejudice, dogmatism, exclusiveness, sectarianism, and discordance--undermining the very foundations of democratic American education.

However, some conditions lead to limitations in practical application for the Dempster Shafer theory, such as exclusiveness hypothesis and completeness constraint.

Second, these institutions and events represent investments that are dwarfed by the huge expenditures devoted to religious hate, conflict, exclusiveness, competition, and even lethal ventures.

Within these hostile innovation environments, anti-commons emerge, characterised by the under-use and thus the under-production of innovative technologies, pushing legal scholarship to deplore the inappropriateness of such a restrictive approach to proprietary exclusiveness (Heller and Eisenberg [1998]).

Further studies are needed to elucidate the mechanisms for the mutual exclusiveness of EZH2 and HDAC4 and to determine therapeutic targets for the distinct epigenetic-specific cancer phenotypes.