Sentence examples for everyone irrespective from inspiring English sources

With the better understanding of our interconnectivity worldwide today, preserving the environment is a collective goal that everyone irrespective of age, race, or background can share.

Pichai has said that he's attracted to computing because of its ability to do cheaply things that are useful to everyone, irrespective of class or background.

Jesus, rendered as sympathetic to everyone irrespective of their politics, reaches a provocative conclusion when Alice, who has been raped, asks where in the Bible he opposes abortion.

"The vaccine works for almost everyone, irrespective of their sleep," he said, "and there's no evidence that changing your sleep pattern improves vaccination response.

The simple idea of engaging with local food helps everyone irrespective of age, income or culture find positive things to do to improve where and how we live our lives.

By a margin of  62 per cent Yes to 38 per cent No, the people of Ireland vote to amend their country's constitution to allow an equal right of marriage to all everyone, irrespective of the gender of those marrying.

But there was, in fact, a constitutional provision that underlay the Englishman's vaunted liberty: the provision in Magna Carta – the only one that directly concerned everyone in society irrespective of rank or occupation – that said, "No freeman is to be taken or imprisoned or destroyed except by the lawful judgment of his peers, or by the law of the land.

This is my way of raising yoga awareness, and of creating a safe space where everyone feels welcome, irrespective of color, background, age or physical fitness level.

On the morning of the news of his passing, an archbishop stopped pronouncing, an astronaut beamed a message from outer space, a political correspondent gushed, and a prime minister said, "Hunky Dory", because Bowie touched upon everyone's consciousness, irrespective of how closely-related to or far removed they were from society's norm.

We broke fast during Ramadan by sharing our meal with everyone around us irrespective of religious and ethnic identities just as we helped Christian friends decorate Christmas trees and devoured the sweets served at temples during Durga Puja, the Hindu festival.

These studies all add to the accumulating evidence that says that exercise is good for everyone (Ploughman 2008), irrespective of age and may also keep our brains in sharper function by stimulating and maintaining neurogenesis.