Sentence examples for inclusive end from inspiring English sources

The inclusive end to the siege seems to leave an awful lot of storylines to tie up next week.

There will be those who want a smaller, purer Church, and others seeking a more inclusive end to the polarisation of traditionalists and progressives within the laity.

There is no reason why the current generation of leaders could not do the same, but towards more inclusive ends.

Seemingly abandoning his quest for an all-inclusive "end to the conflict," Mr. Barak suggested in a speech to Israeli newspaper editors that the Palestinians might agree to an Israeli annexation of major Jewish settlements in the West Bank in return for a recognition of independence.

If God is found with the excluded, then "doing God" would mean challenging faith schools to be more inclusive and end their discrimination against the non-religious.

"Anytime you have a process which is not inclusive, you end up giving people a reason to be opposed to it," said Timothy E. Flanigan, a former deputy White House counsel who helped craft the legal strategy.

If this latter statement sounds familiar, that's because in Corporate America, research has similarly shown that the most inclusive cultures end up being the most successful ones.

Ellington was an incomparable artist; he also seemed impervious to slights and refused to use his art or his fame for any but the most inclusive, constructive ends.

'The faith that is religious', says Dewey, '[I should describe as] the unification of the self through allegiance to inclusive ideal ends, which imagination presents to us and to which the human will responds as worthy of controlling our desires and choices' (1934, 33).

Carly Rae Jepsen instantly established herself as a gay icon for the millennial set when her video for the 2011 smash "Call Me Maybe" featured an inclusive twist ending. .

But it's why the moon is her symbol that makes for the inclusive happy ending, because it turns out that it's because she was a proto-Palestinian!