Sentence examples for feels inclusive from inspiring English sources

But cycling feels inclusive.

" 'Lucky' feels inclusive and happy," she added.

There is balancing to do, but with Fire Team it feels inclusive and social while taking no prisoners.

She talks about fashion in a way that feels inclusive, despite the fact we know it is often the absolute opposite.

Because there is nothing specifically gay about photos of a flaccid fat man poised on a gym ball or a Q. & A. with Gore Vidal that ends with the interviewer (in this case, Jonkers) being neatly dismissed in the Vidal mode, the humor feels inclusive and therefore funnier.

Events are welcoming; attention is lavished on the visitor with the intention to create an environment that feels inclusive, nonthreatening, and safe.

Both the Oscars and the Golden Globes seem clubby, whereas the Grammys feel inclusive.

It felt inclusive.

I want the festival to feel inclusive and fair.

Britishness felt inclusive; Englishness conjured up bulldogs, union flag underpants, riotous football supporters and sometimes racism.

We wanted a space that felt inclusive; the seating is shaped like an amphitheatre so it hugs the stage.