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.
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.
The GSM effort, in many respects, could be viewed as a larger, more inclusive version of what the Big 5 carriers are doing as the mature industry looks to fend off advances by competitors like Apple and Google.
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.
In contrast, the ruling party speaks of a more inclusive version of Georgian nationalism which it projects externally, as when describing Georgia's aspirations to join NATO, or its turbulent relationship with Russia.
Beyond developing a more cardiovascularly robust model of political protester, L.W.F.C.'s intent is to facilitate an inclusive version of the game, for all ages and skill levels, neither corrupted by FIFA's corporate and consumerist politics nor tainted by the aggression inherent in sporting competition.
The sisters left Alabama in 2011, settling first in Brooklyn — by then well established as the Nashville of indie — and then, the next year, in Philadelphia, because it was cheaper and smaller, with a do-it-yourself scene that resembled a more inclusive version of the one they had left behind in Birmingham.
