Sentence examples for The inclusiveness from inspiring English sources
noun
The property of being inclusive.
The inclusiveness of the search is purposeful.
The inclusiveness doesn't extend very far beyond that.
The inclusiveness of McGuire's approach, and his careful observational humor, feels affectionate and empathetic.
The inclusiveness campaign -- along with other factors -- certainly attracted Natalie Monroe Thigpen.
The inclusiveness, the camaraderie of Burning Man, it matches who I am and what I do".
The inclusiveness of the Tiantai school, which arranged all Buddhist learning into one grand hierarchical scheme, was attractive to Saichō.
The inclusiveness did not: a display of troubled maternity is not what America likes to see in its star mothers.
The inclusiveness of a merged name can be an appealing part of a relationship, said Lynn Harris, who dispenses relationship advice on the Breakup Girl Web site (www.breakupgirl.com).
The inclusiveness preached by Obama-Oprah is practiced by the other Democrats in the presidential race, Mrs. Clinton most certainly included.
The inclusiveness of the various identity theories promoted in feminist philosophy is of preeminent and persistent concern to women with disabilities.
The inclusiveness of growth is best revealed by the progress made in providing opportunity the nation's children.
