Sentence examples for * inclusiveness with from inspiring English sources

The faulty conflation of Fifa's inclusiveness with corruption has had dire consequences.

He rarely uses the words 'our' or 'we' when he speaks, to indicate inclusiveness with those he is addressing".

Cornell is committed to diversity and inclusiveness, with the goal of providing an accessible, usable, and welcoming environment to all.

It's a way of making movies that is consistent with the desire for inclusiveness, with the recognition that people cannot, in fact, be typecast fairly.

But, at the end of the day, I would, and do, support public television's inclusiveness, with all its occasionally tedious shagginess.

Approved projects range in inclusiveness, with some addressing a small subpopulation of graduate students and others open to all members of the community.

President Obama's inclusiveness started with his celebration of America as a patchwork of "Christians and Muslims, Jews and Hindus — and nonbelievers".

Mr. Higa evidently opted for inclusiveness, but with 135 pieces crowding the small gallery, the show could have benefited from a more ruthless editor.

Part of the lyric's appeal lies in its inclusiveness, but with its perceived heavy symbolism, its perceived preciousness, and its perceived emphasis on the the self, the lyric poem can come of as stuffy, effete, and inconsequential.

Bush offered a hologram of inclusiveness; Gore countered with the real thing.

But both miss the point that in a poor democracy, inclusiveness, crucially coupled with the perception of inclusiveness, is the only politically feasible way to press ahead with economic growth and development.