Sentence examples for for its exceptionalism from inspiring English sources

We have traditionally celebrated Hollywood for its exceptionalism – its wealth, its glamour, its beautiful people, its winners.

Sri Lanka's ethnic civil war was still relatively new, and its body count modest, but the conflict intrigued us for its apparent exceptionalism — it was not a Cold War proxy conflict, as were so many others at the time — and because of its hell-bent duelling sectarianisms.

But, since 1970, the Golden Gate's board, staunch in its exceptionalism, has resisted every proposal for a barrier.

FOR many voters this year, a central question is how to maintain what they consider as America's greatness, its exceptionalism.

Nor will avowing its exceptionalism address its systemic challenges.

I'd say there's a tenable case for Israel ending its nuclear exceptionalism, coming clean on its arsenal and joining the N.P.T. as part of any U.S.-endorsed regional security arrangement that stops Iran short of weaponization.

Putin's New York Times op-ed item of September 11 , 2013incensed many of the American media's favorite warmongers, especially for its reproving sentences about American exceptionalism ("A dry truth, from a questionable source," as David Bromwich put it in the London Review of Books, "but impossible to deny").

A second problem is that national governments—especially, some in China would argue, in democracies often ignore the interests of those without a vote, such as unborn generations and foreigners.Abroad these theorists' ideas tend to be greeted with suspicion as excuses for China's exceptionalism and its rejection of international rules it does not like.