Sentence examples for its exceptionalism from inspiring English sources

America has never lived up to its exceptionalism that it promises, that somehow it's the promised land where all men are created equal.

[A] weakened empire telling itself stories of its exceptionalism while it drifts towards apocalypse of some sort, fiscal or epidemiological, climatic-environmental or thermonuclear.

Another retired professor added, "We have to think about Antioch and its exceptionalism".

The problem, though, is that Ireland cannot escape its exceptionalism quite so easily.

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.

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.

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.

The boastful rhetoric that fueled the most implausible of presidential campaigns this year ("Make America Great Again") reeks of the most unbearable of America's traits: its unwavering belief in its own exceptionalism.

Teach For America is a triumph of private sector innovation that should continue to be heartily supported and responsibly expanded, but its embedded exceptionalism innately limits it from modeling nationwide reform.

If the Tunisian revolution ultimately succeeds, even partially, it may be because of the country's sense of its own exceptionalism.