Sentence examples for the exclusively from inspiring English sources
adverb
To the exclusion of anything or anyone else; solely or entirely
Forget the pillbox hats on the exclusively female flight attendants and the luxuriously empty flights themselves.
But Congressional Republicans are closing ranks behind the exclusively military model.
To the exclusively male and predominantly middle-class, church-dominated, local black leadership in Montgomery, she was a fallen woman.
She attends the city's university rather than the exclusively Serb college in nearby Pale, the wartime Serb nationalist stronghold.
The critics believe the root of the problem lies in the exclusively Norwegian composition of the selection committee.
Then, in 1948, the exclusively Afrikaner Nationalist party won the whites-only general election, and began to institute its policy of apartheid across South Africa.
We have no quarrel with the Iranian people, but the Iranian leadership has failed to restore international confidence in the exclusively peaceful nature of its nuclear programme".
The exclusively right-hand twist is one of the central pieces of evidence that indicates a single origin of all life on Earth.
Yet it takes only a close inspection of his filmography for one to see how reductive is this image of the exclusively humanist Truffaut.
But she cautioned that more work was needed "to fully address the international community's concerns regarding the exclusively peaceful nature of the Iranian programme".
The mood of the exhibition shifts in the exclusively non-Western rooms, where hair is used in clothing, body decoration and religious and cultural rituals.
