Sentence examples for inclusive image from inspiring English sources

Of this inclusive image, Sadiq tweeted: "This is London".

Their union has been hailed as giving the royals a more accessible, modern and inclusive image.

Three images of nature are described: the wilderness image, the functional image, and the inclusive image.

Mr. Bush's latest appeals to tolerance seemed clearly aimed at re-establishing the moderate, inclusive image with which he began his campaign last year.

The allegation will come as a blow the Eurosceptic party which has worked hard to reshape a more inclusive image ahead of next year's election.

The organisers of Eurovision, which prides itself on its inclusive image and draws a large gay following, has sought to play down the protests.

Google has launched an Inclusive Images Competition, an effort to expand the cultural fluency of image-recognition software.

Called the Inclusive Images Competition, the data challenge focuses on how new algorithmic techniques can be used to successfully train deep learning computer vision models on highly geographically skewed datasets, yet not inherit their biases.

Borges, of course, always presented these vast, all-inclusive images (the Library of Babel and the limitless memory of an otherwise ordinary man named Funes are others) as suggestive paradoxes, little metaphysical conundrums.

Mr. Bush must find a way, both for the big-state primaries and, if nominated, for the general election, to reclaim his inclusive, centrist image.

Since Green came on as President in 2013 to grow Athleta, a niche brand that Gap Inc had acquired, she and her team have been thrilled at the positive feedback to their inclusive marketing images.