exclusiveness

Educational property rights has the attributes of exclusiveness and responsibility, limitedness, transaction, decomposition and entireness and behavior.

The club prides itself on its exclusiveness.

Luxury brands often use exclusiveness to attract high-end customers.

The exclusiveness of the resort makes it a popular destination for celebrities.

The exclusiveness of the event limited the number of attendees.

The exclusiveness of the product is reflected in its high price.

The exclusiveness of the VIP club ensures privacy for its members.

The exclusiveness of the brand contributes to its luxury image.

Exclusiveness can create a sense of privilege among consumers.

The exclusiveness of the product launch event attracted media attention.

Exclusiveness in fashion often leads to high demand and limited availability.

I was a little chilled by Mrs. Strickland's exclusiveness.

However, issues of cultural appropriation and exclusiveness persist even now.

The offer of Simonson destroyed the exclusiveness of his act, minimized in his own and other people's eyes the value of the sacrifice he was making.

This was a new world; a suggestion of corruption in the simple habits of American life; a step to exclusiveness never approached in Boston; but it was amusing.

I drew my deck-stool nearer to him, and he acknowledged the action with another half smile, but did not stir from his entrenchment, remaining as if hedged about with an inviolable fortress of exclusiveness.

When I think of this life I have led; the desolation of solitude it has been; the masoned, walled-town of a Captain's exclusiveness, which admits but small entrance to any sympathy from the green country without—oh, weariness! heaviness!