अपवादजनकता इसके अंग्रेजी अर्थ का उदाहरण

They sought independence from European standards of [culture] and wanted to demonstrate the excellence and exceptionalism of America's own literary tradition.

This ingenious and apparently paradoxical stand has been adversely commented upon, being dubbed 'moral exceptionalism' on non-proliferation by several commentators.

Hodgson denied original western exceptionalism and moved the divergence of Europe forward—from the Renaissance in the fourteenth century to the Scientific Revolution of the seventeenth century.

Instead, Stewart put forth African-American exceptionalism, the special bond she saw between God and African Americans, and advocated social and moral advancement, even as she vocally protested against social conditions African Americans experienced, and touched on several political issues.

By the 1930s, Seldes' writings took on heavier tones of American exceptionalism, which increased with the advent of World War II.

Before and during World War II, however, Seldes was completely committed to American exceptionalism.

To Fonte, Americanists, and sovereigntists in the American Enterprise Institute, the transnational progressivist movement—with its increasing role through international organizations, such as the International Court of Justice—threaten to usurp American exceptionalism, and to weaken the role of the American Constitution and democracy.

John Ikenberry, said that "democratic internationalism" was a better strategy in 2012, than "American exceptionalism.

had "failed to adapt to the end of the Cold War, the decline of the unipolar moment, and the end of American exceptionalism", according to the CFR paper.

In his 2019 book, The Sovereignty Wars , the CFR's Stewart Patrick, said that the strategy of "American exceptionalism" is used by sovereigntists who cite the uniqueness of the U.

American exceptionalism.