Sentence examples for some exceptionalism from inspiring English sources

Yet most of us still see the conflict through the lens of some exceptionalism, as if through Alice's looking glass.

PETER J. BOYER: Some American exceptionalism!

Amid increasing globalization, efforts to preserve some cultural exceptionalism are bound to gain momentum.

He even threw in some "American exceptionalism," not that anyone on the right (who have been loudly demanding he do so for years) acknowledged it, of course.

In some ways, thus, exceptionalism is giving way to practices that are far from the exception elsewhere in Africa.

In those moments, Cooper and Fonda's faces cut deep, getting at something perversely authentic the sad, sorry myth of American exceptionalism some of us never outgrow.

"There is a risk that if we think we've done really well because of our institutions and some type of Canadian exceptionalism, we might become complacent," says Mr Di Matteo.In this section Maple, resting on laurels Bolivia's rentier republic On shaky ground The unplugged ReprintsMr Harper's Conservative government has recognised some weaknesses.

It conveys exceptionalism to some norm.

House music is a narrative of American exceptionalism and some of the most exceptional American house music was released by Tyree Cooper on Ray Barney's Dance Mania records.

To some critics McGregor's exceptionalism helps Marching Men read as a proletarian novel, while others see in it an antecedent to the grotesqueness of the characters in Anderson's 1919 short story cycle, Winesburg, Ohio.

This national characteristic, often labeled American exceptionalism, may inspire some people and politicians to perform heroically, rising to the level of our self-image.