Sentence examples for its exclusiveness from inspiring English sources

The community maintained its exclusiveness through the passing on of the secret lore to new members through rites designed to free the devotee from the hold of the material world and thus prepare the way for his ascent to the realm of the divine, from which he had been separated.

Thus, the love potion, instead of being the direct cause of the tragedy as in primitive versions of the Tristan story, is sophisticatedly treated as a mere outward symbol of the nature of the lovers' passion tragic because adulterous but justified by the "courts of love" because of its spontaneity, its exclusiveness, and its completeness.

As I headed back to the showroom and waited at red lights, ready to hit the accelerator and fly, I realized that I was experiencing a guilty pleasure derived not just from the speed available at my touch but also from temporarily possessing something that shouted to the world its exclusiveness.

Second, the fact that its racial exclusiveness is central to both its message and its meaning.

Now this competent, colorful but otherwise unremarkable painting can be looked at free, through Sunday, and you can consider whether its former exclusiveness affects your experience of it in any way.

The question, however, remains: has "human biology" thus finally been surpassed and has the illusion of its privileged exclusiveness been abandoned?

She and Gary both feel like fakes, not cheap market-stall knock-offs but the sort of high-grade counterfeit that has its own lesser exclusiveness.

It is not exclusiveness, it's inclusiveness.

According to Ogbimi[ 25], occupational prestige is determined by its sophistication, effectiveness, exclusiveness and accessibility of service to the public.

The other is his exclusiveness in ascribing a corrupt worls to a corrupt stratum, instead of a corrupt animal- half corrupt and half bewildered.

"If everyone on Madison Avenue has a fake Kelly or Birkin, it dilutes the exclusiveness of the brand," he said.