Sentence examples for inclusive feel from inspiring English sources

There is a real inclusive feel".

There's a really inclusive feel to what happens at Iford and we cherish it.

But the playful, inclusive feel of Dog Food is anything but cynical as we mean it today.

In terms of giving this convention a softer and more inclusive feel, this was a wise choice.

Although Cameron is reported to be planning to promote several women ministers to give his government a more "inclusive" feel this week, there is no marked gender gap in the latest data.

In fact, it's perfect, because it gives this book a more sweeping, inclusive feel.

Resolutely unpretentious and with an inclusive family feel, Frighten Brighton, sponsored by Shock Horror magazine and attended by purveyors of cult and genre cinema reading, Hemlock Books, drew a laid-back, appreciative audience that, like the movies themselves, spanned numerous generations.

While many LGBTQ communities of color will embrace the larger LGBTQ community's offers to be inclusive, others feel that the white queer community, in 2015, is coming a day late and a dollar short.

It's nice to see a bi-racial heroine but Flawed isn't very inclusive and feels, for the most part, like a painful hammering together of early 2010s YA tropes.

Our more inclusive culture feels a little wimpy to us old guys, but it's an improvement.

I want the festival to feel inclusive and fair.