Sentence examples for inclusive styles from inspiring English sources

Women fulfil societal expectations that they will be warm and communal by using more tentative language and adopting participative and inclusive styles of communication.

Well there's the inclusive style of Vaughan and the more detached, hard-nosed approach favoured by Nasser Hussain.

Zuma has a charming, inclusive style, but he has failed to develop a bureaucracy that can deliver on the A.N.C's electoral promise, "A better life for all".

The bullying and bellicosity of the Bush administration have left many Americans exhausted and yearning for a more nurturing and inclusive style.

His easy manner and inclusive style of politics have left him open to criticism that he has not acted strongly enough to solve Afghanistan's enormous problems.

"I think the Democrats look at Governor Bush's inclusive style and they've gone into full party panic," said Ari Fleischer, a Bush spokesman.

New members include Vincent Nichols, the leader of Catholics in England and Wales praised for his pastoral and inclusive style, whom Francis made a cardinal last month.

In addition, it will look into the societal conditions that allowed this multi-cultural and rather inclusive style in sculpture to be created.

Mr. Nashashibi's low-key, inclusive style was in view at Taft High, where he met with nine students who had been disciplined for tussles with other student factions.

Promising a more "open" and "inclusive" style of coverage than Sky, the telecoms company claimed customers who get their broadband and sports from Sky could save over £100 a year by switching.

You don't need to set this up as a rule, but you can model it as an inclusive style of conversation, so people become more likely to notice who hasn't spoken yet.