Sentence examples for inclusive embracing from inspiring English sources

Like the "compassionate conservatism" Mr Bush touted in the 2000 election campaign, this is an inclusive, embracing term in capitalist America, few are opposed to the concept.

The " 'Primitivism' " show came at a time when the art world was redoubling its efforts to be inclusive, embracing first the feminist artist Sue Williams, then the performance artist Karen Finley, and the black artist Fred Wilson, among others.

They don't understand what black history is all about, which is that the black agenda, from Frederick Douglas to Ida B. Wells to Martin King, has always been the most broad, deep, inclusive, embracing agenda of the nation.

Goff later told Newshub, "I just think we've got no obligation at all, in a city that's multicultural, inclusive, embraces people of all faiths and ethnicities, to provide a venue for hate speech".

He has been persuaded to form an "inclusive" government, embracing four opposition ministers.

There's a movement now to be much more inclusive and embracing.

Mr. Shaffer also said that he loves the synagogue's philosophy, which is inclusive and embracing.

America knew just what was needed: a Third Force, an elected leader who could run an inclusive government embracing both Shiites and Sunnis.

When it came to social housing, the postwar Labour government had a vision of inclusive communities embracing people of all backgrounds.

It went on to produce more elevated classical recordings, and it also became a model of inclusive curatorship, embracing new music, world music, jazz, folk music, and alternative rock.

All across our company, being inclusive and embracing our differences makes our products better and our stores stronger.