Sentence examples for rather exclusive from inspiring English sources

When Martha was alive, we were all rather exclusive.

The literary festivals, meanwhile, were rather exclusive affairs, populated largely by highly educated English-speaking urbanites.

Present-day critics of this classical humanistic approach would challenge the alleged power of mental discipline and the rather exclusive value of Greco-Roman thought.

Is a ceremony about a defunct monarch, laden with Christian ritual and attended by a clutch of minor royals, not in danger of projecting a rather exclusive and backward-looking message?

Even if Cooper plays strangely old, the May-December romance seems utterly plausible, even in its added erotic frisson, in the light of her rather exclusive relationship with her elderly father.

Compared to the vast crowds of druids and pagans expected to gather at Stonehenge on Saturday 21 December to celebrate the shortest day of the year, the winter solstice event at Newgrange tomb in County Meath, Ireland is a rather exclusive affair.

That's why we made sure Soul II Soul was inclusive, rather than exclusive like so much sound-system culture had been".

"We need more of that kind of involvement, rather than exclusive emphasis on public financing," he said.

I like the idea of the arts as inclusive rather than exclusive and feel like this is something that Antony Gormley, and this project in particular, embrace.

Mr. Clinton did not refer to them directly, but repeatedly urged his audience to be inclusive rather than exclusive in compiling and applying the rules of free trade.

"People thought that it was inclusive, rather than exclusive," said Andy Thomas, a radio host in Columbia who has devoted part of every show this week to the flag flap.