Sentence examples for own exclusivity from inspiring English sources

Silverton's ungroomed atmosphere has its own exclusivity; ruggedness keeps the average ski bunny sticking to kiddie slopes elsewhere.

If the Mironoffs had been dispossessed of their wealth and their social status, the newly minted Mirrens were, nonetheless, able to generate a sense of their own exclusivity.

I wonder: is there a point at which an oligarchy becomes so narrow that it effectively renders itself invisible by virtue of its own exclusivity?

A propositional theology tends to become obsessed with its own truth claims, thus pushing perspectives that do not agree with its own exclusivity out of consideration.

It's understandable that a club wants to maintain its own exclusivity, but a renowned institute like Trouw should have been able to rise above these narrow-minded disco politics, especially once they were the established ringleader of the city's scene.  .

Exorcism and the Catholic Church seem inseparable thanks to films like The Exorcist and The Exorcism of Emily Rose, as well as the church's own proclamations of exclusivity.

Already a wristband-only event, this pokey, penned-in special-people bit was smaller than the rest of the tent, and seemed at first glance only to trap people within their own desperation for exclusivity.

The data sets of RD24 and SD24 owned the least exclusivity DEGs, they were mostly shared by data sets of 12 and 48 h.

But each has its own knack for teaming exclusivity with accessibility.Managing the mystiqueHermès starves the market.

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Celux, a private membership club in Tokyo owned by LVMH, takes exclusivity one step further.