Sentence examples for inclusive i from inspiring English sources
"I'm calling about your drive to make the KKK more inclusive," I said.
"The report minces no words in telling us that we need to be more inclusive: I agree.… Our eighty per cent friend is not our twenty per cent enemy.
Finally, for organisations looking to become more inclusive, I would provide one more bit of advice: it is important to remember your D&I strategy will be relevant to all of your staff.
There were too many pinstripe suits nodding approval of every wise saw from Chalke, a shred too much happy clappiness, and if an Oasis academy is to be inclusive I was not sure why the local vicar was called upon to "lead us in prayer".
What was great about it is that it was always very inclusive, I was involved in everything I think probably at that time - in the 70s into the 80s - there was a fear from my parents that the state school system might have seen me as a special child and I might not have been included and they wouldn't quite know how to deal with me.
As it was all-inclusive, I feared they might try to pass us off with the usual buffet sludge.
Until I stayed at a Club Med earlier this year in Cuba, I too was convinced it would be some kind of feeding and drinking frenzy holiday camp like the other all-inclusives I'd tried.
I get being inclusive, but I don't want to see random people's commentary when watching football.
It was inclusive language I used which with hindsight I would rather not have used.
What they certainly are is inclusive, and I for one – still slightly smarting from the bum's rush I felt 1980s Spare Rib always gave me as a keen (but straight) young feminist – am all for that.
