Sentence examples for inclusive character from inspiring English sources

The movement may not have grown to the extent that it has without the inclusive character of the occupied spaces.

In the 'We're Open' campaign we will embrace our democratic and inclusive character and as a brand move people to be more inclusive.

The State of the City speech gave Mr. Bloomberg a chance to show off some of his best qualities, including the inclusive character that has been a hallmark of his mayoralty so far.

Jonathan Kay, the editor of The Walrus, the Canadian political-literary magazine, who worked with Justin Trudeau on his autobiography, wrote a provocative piece suggesting that Trudeau's placating, inclusive character — his urge, very unlike his dad's, to be liked and accepted by all — comes from his experience of "maternal rejection" and of having tried, so to speak, to woo her back.

Jonathan Kay, the editor of The Walrus, the Canadian political-literary magazine, who worked with Justin Trudeau on his autobiography, wrote a provocative piece suggesting that Trudeau's placating, inclusive character—his urge, very unlike his dad's, to be liked and accepted by all comes from his experience of "maternal rejection" and of having tried, so to speak, to woo her back.

It can be thought connected with vocational training, career counselling and adult education obtaining an inclusive character.

Why is it important that we have children's books that are inclusive of characters outside of a male/female binary?

Imagine: Your local game space has a cast of inclusive, diverse characters (not unlike Cheers) that you actually looked forward to seeing upon entering, maybe discussing new releases with and receiving tailored, up-to-the-minute recommendations from.

Imagine: your local game space has a cast of inclusive, diverse characters (not unlike Cheers) that you actually looked forward to seeing upon entering, maybe discussing new releases with and receiving tailored, up-to-the-minute recommendations from.

But I am a white woman who's written a book with a black male character, inclusive of his mother, his sister, and various friends.

At the same time, female readers were returning to comics, encouraged by new publication formats and more inclusive plots and characters.