Sentence examples for inclusive version from inspiring English sources

But to design a more inclusive version of inclusion requires sharing a space with those who think and feel differently to me, even if their difference is something I would think of as a form of prejudice.

Larger and airy, the new space resembles a more inclusive version of the Box.

That means a broader and more inclusive version of the Kyoto Protocol, a noble but flawed treaty that expires in 2012.

When a separatist party campaigns under the EU flag, it proffers a modern, inclusive version of nationalism, not some atavistic vision based on blood or tribe.

In offering up a more inclusive version of Republicanism than many of the others, and sounding more confident than on past occasions, he had his best night of the campaign.

Sturdy western archetypes sit uncomfortably close to ugly ethnic stereotypes, and "The Lone Ranger" tries to imagine a wholesome, inclusive version of the western while reviving the time-tested touchstones of the genre.

Those who regard all concern about immigration as racist are also often allergic to even the most inclusive versions of national identity.

Maybe you just won the lottery and you want to drop four grand for the 16TB all-inclusive version, but I tend to upgrade my storage about $100 at a time.

Representative Cohen opposed the Defense of Marriage Act and co-sponsored the trans-inclusive version of ENDA.

About 10 days later HRC announced that they would neither support nor oppose the non-inclusive version of ENDA being promoted in Congress by then-Rep.

In 2007 HRC stood virtually alone among LGBT civil rights organizations in refusing to oppose a non-inclusive version of ENDA, even though it was well-known at the time that President Bush intended to veto the bill if it ever made it to his desk.