exceptionalism

A lot is being said in this election season about American exceptionalism.

British 'exceptionalism', like American, was still a major force in the world.

People seem to believe in a sort of dolphin exceptionalism.

American exceptionalism cannot be sustained without the rule of law.

Now that feeling of exceptionalism has been lost, and we are just another normal nation."

Although the concept of American exceptionalism dates to the 1830s the term was first used in the 1920s.

There is still a profoundly American faith in the exceptionalism of the present generation.

He stresses that the Economist should not be seen in terms of exceptionalism.

Johnson began with a speech championing what he called American exceptionalism.

Germany shares a disease with my own country: it's called "exceptionalism."

The period of American exceptionalism allowed them to create a brighter, expansive system.

"It's releasing a culture of religious exceptionalism, period," he said.

American exceptionalism helped Obama establish a separation between the old administration and his new leadership.

And here is where the region's true exceptionalism lies.

Furthermore, they see most nations as subscribing to some form of exceptionalism.

We are living in an age of excessive exceptionalism, aren't we?

The book is a famous work on American exceptionalism in this respect to this day.

Such exceptionalism seems to be the norm for Garden City.

He has also stated that he believes in American exceptionalism.

In some accounts, global white privilege is related to American exceptionalism and hegemony.

It's going to take a generation or so to reclaim American exceptionalism."

By the 1950s, the theme was American exceptionalism and duty to uphold freedom in the world.

Sept. 11 encouraged a corrupted version of American exceptionalism, among other things.

The rising internationalism is based, by contrast, on Arab exceptionalism.

In this American greatness and exceptionalism, those of us from this state have a special share.