But since, on his principles, persons are mutually exclusive, and none can enter the sphere of another's experience, to see with his eyes, or to feel with his nerves, since, Each in his hidden sphere of joy or woe Our hermit spirits dwell and range apart, we are thrown back on a disconnected plurality of beings, and God Himself, viewed as personal (in this sense) is but one among many.

There's a delightfully exclusive woman in one of Henry James' novels, who refuses to be introduced to a family.

He was fastidiously exclusive, and no guest at the cottage ever succeeded in making up to him.

Those gloriously exclusive schools I had no wish to visit.

Meanwhile the king, in spite of the nominally exclusive character of the Garrevod grant, issued various other licenses on a scale ranging from ten to four hundred slaves each.

Call them substance and form if you please, but these are not the reciprocally exclusive substance and form to which the two contentions must refer.

The fact is recognized, that the education of a violinist must begin in the early years, when the will and hand are flexible, and not merely the training, but the occupation, is almost exclusive, for the specialist is made only by a special and relatively exclusive devotion to the particular faculties which are desired to be trained.

The moving spirits of this precious jury were aspirants to membership in the strictly exclusive, rumpish little parliament of their own seeking.

Avowedly exclusive confidence, conferences from which the rest of the household were directly shut out, would have suggested to their envious tempers that Eveena played the spy on them, or influenced and advised the exercise of my authority.

Why should not the faithfulness which constitutes the wretchedly exclusive dual Marriage of the Wor-r-r-ld exist as well between Two Hundred as between two?