Sentence examples similar to zones of exceptionalism from inspiring English sources
"The Met has a tradition of exceptionalism," Goldner says.
Rather it lives in a perpetual state of exceptionalism.
When he won running as an independent, it cemented his sense of exceptionalism.
As usual, de Tocqueville had thought about both meanings of exceptionalism before anyone else.
America's approach to foreign policy has long enjoyed a strain of exceptionalism.
Americans, both in the South and beyond, attach a particular brand of exceptionalism to the region.
Like the idea of exceptionalism in America, khususiyya has become a cliché in the Middle East.
Michael Chabon writes eloquently about his desire for Jews and Israel to shed the idea of exceptionalism.
The picture Chomsky presents of the US is, in effect, a negative version of exceptionalism.
Free ports are based on a form of exceptionalism which has existed since Antiquity.
We will hunger for display, self-expression and a sense of exceptionalism.
