Sentence examples for word exclusively from inspiring English sources

Note the word "exclusively".

But then you toss the word "exclusively" into the mix, and make me doubt you.

Somewhere in there, says Christopher Hollinsed, current PRF director and former director of academic programs at DuPont, is the word "exclusively".

That's because, according to President Trump's rules of engagement, terrorism seems like a word exclusively reserved for Muslims and immigrants.

Camus, replying, ignored Jeanson completely, and directed his words exclusively to Sartre, as the "Director of the Publication".

But if he directs his words exclusively to the people — and not to the kings and rulers — he will be making a mistake.

As the tissue engineering field progresses, "scaffolds", "suggest pathways" and "stem cells" abandoned their role as technical words exclusively used by scientists and slowly assume a part in the language of students, educators, clinicians and patients.

The young teacher told in her own words "exclusively" – yes, another story the local rag didn't bother covering – how she had surreptitiously taught her pupils mathematics, English, home economics, history (the biscuits celebrated the local Battle of Flodden), art and marketing skills while they thought they were simply baking biscuits.

Director Raoul Peck uses Baldwin's words exclusively with the voice talents of actor Samuel L. Jackson, who adopts an uncharacteristic, weary tone to match the material.

The results show that it is in fact possible to identify which of the 60 words a person is viewing with accuracies far above chance level by extracting the semantically-driven neural signatures of each of the 60 words exclusively from the activation patterns of factor-related voxels of other people.

One can argue that fictional truths are grounded in falsehoods, that literary truth is, in Ferrante's words, "released exclusively by words used well".