Sentence examples for inclusive views from inspiring English sources

Dean Mousavi, a human rights activist based in Iraq, said Alwaleed enjoys a surprising degree of respect in the region, even among Shia Muslims, because of his inclusive views of the Shia sect of Islam.

Between these extremes we found a gradient towards more and more inclusive views.

Some GPs described how they had changed from less to more inclusive views.

Some GPs described how they had changed from less inclusive to more inclusive views.

Previous research has shown that individual physicians can adopt more inclusive views after an educational intervention [ 10, 18].

Physicians with more inclusive views presumably have more options [ 11, 12] to handle sick-listing situations, and this may be beneficial for both the doctors and their patients.

Rather than convey a lack of interest in shareholders' concerns, some companies have adopted a more inclusive view.

It was expelled by the Vatican for, among other deviations, favoring the ordination of women and an inclusive view of gay people.

The result carried a potent subtext: it presented an empathic and inclusive view of America, in contrast to the fearful and exclusive one exploited by Donald Trump's campaign.

Though today a more inclusive view of modernism makes the International style prohibition of ornament seem silly, Oud's career-breaking structure was indeed a major clunker.

It was a bunch of people you would categorise as climate change deniers but some did have a slightly more inclusive view.