Sentence examples for only exclusionary from inspiring English sources

Models premised on categorical identification seem increasingly inadequate to the complexities of our becomings, and intra-group sameness as the basis of political solidarity feels not only exclusionary but also too heavily predicated on negation and loss.

We need to be alert to the possibility that masculine language can be alienating, but in the case of Corbynmania, ironised lad culture is only exclusionary to people who aren't in on the joke.

The only exclusionary criterion at enrollment at either center was the presence of a secondary cause of hypertension (such as documented renal artery stenosis or advanced renal insufficiency) in the index sibs.

The only exclusionary criterion at enrolment was the treatment with antidiabetic drugs including insulin and oral agents.

As to the concept of Sandals, which has a heterosexual couples-only policy: Exclusionary policies (e.g., adults only, nudists only, etc).

While researching a book on the politics of diversity with my wife, Shareen Blair Brysac, I encountered not only the exclusionary attitude prevailing in metropolitan Paris, but also the more tolerant worldview epitomized by the port city of Marseille — a worldview that the rest of France would be well served to embrace.

I do note, however, that perhaps unlike its first commercial, in my view Honey Maid's second installment not only seems exclusionary, but to actually promote the stepfamily model.

But the Exclusionary Rule, as Balko points out, "is also the only real deterrent to illegal searches".

The Honourable Company of Edinburgh Golfers at Muirfield has a male-only membership, its exclusionary practices resurrecting the public debate that Augusta National, host of the Masters, put to rest by admitting its first two women members before this year's tournament.

But he sued, and his case ended up in the state's highest court — which two years later found zoning to be exclusionary not only in New Castle but also in other northern and central Westchester towns where multifamily housing was not permitted.

By definition, social inclusion can only take place if exclusionary practices are eradicated.