Sentence examples for our exclusionary from inspiring English sources
Ironically, by the defense of our exclusionary claim, we have often lived a contradiction of the spirit of Jesus Christ.
But reflection makes it clear that there are valid emotions driving these comments, too - anger at our exclusionary politics and the desire for fair play.
As a prominent opposition cleric who posits himself as a "spiritual advisor" to the FSA and as a long-time critic of Al-Qaeda in Syria, Sheikh Hassan al-Dugheim insisted that members of the second unity process opposed any formal relationship with JFS "for two reasons: our objections to their exclusionary policies and our concerns over the continued credibility of the moderate opposition".
This discrimination and fear bleeds over into basic classroom interactions and feeds our reluctance to challenge exclusionary curricula.
The authors of the current study believe this explanation to be unlikely, however, primarily because none of our participants presented with behavioral changes, which are a major clinical feature in FTLD and were an exclusionary criterion in our study.
"Fashion" is no longer something rarefied, labor-intensive, exclusionary: it is our lingua franca.
But let's not put even more prejudice and more exclusionary tactics upon our own.
These exclusionary factors restrict our ability to comment on whether long-term cognition is further affected in patients who experienced these particularly serious metabolic consequences of diabetes.
For too long has our immigration system been used as an exclusionary tool to keep apart families.
This is not the first time in our history, that those espousing a nativist, exclusionary world-view have attempted to limit immigration and, in the process, redefine the very meaning of America.
As the stories of Japanese American soldiers exemplify, the most inclusive and genuinely communal visions of America always coexist with, respond to, and transcend the most exclusionary and discriminatory narratives of our identity.
