Sentence examples for to be exclusively from inspiring English sources

At times it seems to be exclusively about men whose fathers were absent during their childhoods.

Yet the most dramatic headlines seem to be exclusively reserved for soccer.

He argued that free schools were not intended to be exclusively for children from deprived backgrounds.

The footage of him these days seems to be exclusively from the archives.

There was never any reason to think that the writers of literature were likely to be exclusively nice people.

Security used to be exclusively linked to clients' physical protection; however, new technologies have introduced new forms of breaches.

Some sites used to be exclusively Jewish, but non-Jewish memberships have picked up steadily through the years.

"That this was escalated into an ordeal seems to be exclusively due to the passenger's perceived ethnicity".

But the lack of women isn't merely a daytime problem: even the specialist shows seem to be exclusively male.

It is not known to what extent Zarathustra's system was meant to be exclusively the cult of Ahura Mazdā.

The inclusion of a chorus, moreover, in a genre that was understood to be exclusively instrumental, was thoroughly unorthodox.