Sentence examples for nothing exclusively from inspiring English sources

There is nothing exclusively English about a swinging ball.

While there is nothing exclusively Christian about this claim to engage in the world, it is the fulfillment -- not just an expectation or requirement -- for those who claim the Christian faith.

I'm not much the movie buff, but I see a mix of films that you'd expect a conservative to love (Red Dawn, Team America, Chronicles Of Narnia) along with some movies that conservatives have managed to convince themselves whisper sweet nothings exclusively to them (The Incredibles, The Dark Knight).

There's nothing inherently or exclusively working-class about lairy machismo.

"However, there are even bigger risks if we do nothing and rely exclusively on being able to ride out climate change and adapt to it".

However, there are even bigger risks if we do nothing and rely exclusively on being able to ride out climate change and adapt to it - which is what will happen unless governments take stronger steps to slow the increase of greenhouse gases.

But nothing distracts the almost exclusively African-American audience from the drama being played out in front of them.

But when it's recommended that you breastfeed your child for one year – six months exclusively, with nothing else, day and night, on demand – there are obviously consequences for a couple".

The purebred elitist Oh, sure, that dog's beautiful, and you exclusively own nothing but purebred animals, taking great pains to make sure the dog only mingles with others of fine stock and pedigree.

Birth tourism is nothing new and not an exclusively Chinese phenomenon, either but while it's often said that Chinese women travel to America to give birth chiefly to obtain citizenship and passports for their children, many also seek better and cheaper health care and to avoid fines for having extra children.

Obviously to ask what Hopkins was thinking would be utterly redundant, because her mind is constantly and exclusively full of nothing but fire and screaming and the sound of crying children.