Sentence examples for inclusive feeling from inspiring English sources

While abstract art arguably leaves a lot, perhaps too much, up for interpretation, adding to its exclusive reputation, the specific ways each piece relate to blackness after reading the descriptions provided a radically inclusive feeling.

Melissa, who is a poet, answered her own shirt's question in the affirmative, asserting that "art is what you think it is," which fit the overall inclusive feeling of the preview party as a whole.

Gone was the cutting-edge style of the revitalized east, replaced by the anonymous-inclusive feeling of the west.

When she speaks about gay and lesbian issues, for instance, she sounds like a middle-American mom searching for the right way to be fair and inclusive without feeling uncomfortable.

The I-think that is the basis of the conceptual cognition (Erkenntnis) of the natural sciences is preceded by a direct knowing (Wissen) that is rooted in the more inclusive thinking-feeling-willing of lived experience (see Dilthey 1989, 228, 263 68).

People of all stripes enter and exit so-called "inclusive environments" daily feeling left out.

"Real" religion was always the three Abrahamic faiths, plus Buddhism if you were feeling really inclusive.

But cycling feels inclusive.

Be inclusive regardless of your personal feelings.

Marketers "are increasingly feeling comfortable about being inclusive," he said.

It wasn't just loud and clear; it was inclusive, tracing large areas of rhythm, harmony, feeling and even subject matter.