All this testifies to the exceptional status of the first movement, and behind it, of the first mover in the universe.
We all know that during this period young men took the parts of women in plays and that as women did start going into theatre, it conferred on them the exceptional status described so well in Mrs Jordan's Profession, Claire Tomalin's biography of Dorothea Jordan, the 18th-century actor.
The question whether the exceptional status of Penguin relative to flies should spread also to other properties of Bird may depend on specific relevance relations among these properties.
It is, for instance, observed that the exceptional status of an object A with respect to some default is more likely to spread to other objects if they share properties with A that may play a role in explaining the exceptional status.
We balked at the seeming loss of the exceptional status implicit in Darwin's theory of evolution, but eventually made peace with the incontrovertible fact of our simian ancestry.
The heterogeneity of diagnoses underlines the exceptional status of palliative care by a general paediatrician.
"In this liberalism," he wrote, "America's exceptional status in the world follows from a bargain with the devil — an indulgence in militarism, racism, sexism, corporate greed, and environmental disregard as the means to a broad economic, military, and even cultural supremacy in the world.
Were you aware of Washington, D.C.'s, exceptional status?
But I worry when Israel makes a fetish of its exceptional status.
