Sentence examples for but inclusive from inspiring English sources
To be a liberal – or rather, to be an effective liberal — is to be a tough, but inclusive, coalition builder with business and government.
The Canadian Institute of Diversity and Inclusion released a cheeky homoerotic ad celebrating the fact the Olympics have "always been a little bit gay" – but Canada's border guards have proved themselves to be anything but inclusive.
Aspirational -- Everything about Nashville is aspirational, but inclusive.
Robin's church has been nothing but inclusive of us these past four months.
A spokeswoman for Florida's Education Department defended the scholarship program, and rejected the suggestion it was anything but inclusive.
Today, intersectionality has become a buzzword meant to lend credibility to social agendas that are anything but inclusive.
That reflects the ethos and vibe of the school: it never did confine itself to one class, background or status, but was inclusive.
But cycling feels inclusive.
Progress isn't always forward, but it is always inclusive.
Well not really, but apparently Reagan was inclusive.
