Sentence examples for notion of exclusivity from inspiring English sources

It may have been the success last year of Soho House, the members-only club in the meatpacking district, that popularized the notion of exclusivity and pampering in nightclubs.

The title of the polished granite sphere he gave to the Chichu Art Museum, on the Japanese island of Naoshima, does seem to be reaching towards this notion of exclusivity: Time/Timeless/No Time.

Thus, the first change in the nature of the commercial harvesting rights was to introduce the notion of exclusivity with the implementation of a non-transferable licence system.

Signature merchandise lends a new dimension to notions of exclusivity and style.

There are optimists, though, who while not excusing our worst excesses say Americans just need time to get used to a whole new social dynamic that flirts with fundamental -- and apparently very delicate -- notions of exclusivity, privilege and pride.

Founded on notions of exclusivity and luxury, the resort has always drawn the wealthy and famous to its powdery slopes.

Good PR People – There has been a lot of sass coming from the TC sites lately and I wanted to make it clear that I don't think all PR people are overpaid lobbyists but only the ones who still cling to the outdated notions of exclusivity and dirty dealings.

But now the whole notion of systematic exclusivity is being reordered.

So the notion of celebrating exclusivity seems counterintuitive.

"It brings a feeling of exclusivity".

But stories about the impending demise of white America are rooted in outmoded notions of racial exclusivity.