Sentence examples for quite exclusively from inspiring English sources

According to Mr Haidt's theory, liberal morality rests very heavily, though not quite exclusively, on sentiments having to do with fairness and care.

This has been one rough week at The Post, nursing a beaut of a black eye after having reported quite exclusively that Senator John Kerry had settled on Representative Richard A. Gephardt as his running mate.

Each had his (they were almost, though not quite exclusively, male) hair dyed a startling raven black – in the current semiotics of Chinese Marxism-Leninism, grey or white hair denotes feebleness.

As a reviewer of Portrait of a Lady put it in the Atlantic Monthly of January 1882: 'If the reader will attend, he will see that Mr James's generalisations and analyses take place quite exclusively within the boundaries of the story and characters.

The first factor at longer range was quite exclusively dominated by elevation and partially and negatively by pH and CaCO3.

Glycoside hydrolases generally, but not quite exclusively, perform catalysis with a net retention or inversion of anomeric stereochemistry.

In the United States, even under the new rules, testing will be quite limited, restricted almost exclusively to downed cattle.

The model is quite simple, advertisers pay exclusively for each coupon redeemed.

Mixing vinyl exclusively it was quite amazing to watch their seamless sets take shape across minimal communication; effortlessly reading both the room and each-other's choices.

With Google's offering being quite restricted, and Yahoo!'s exclusively available in Japan, you need to move away from the big corps to find the perfect solution.

It's quite clear that the academy only views diversity as an exclusively black issue.