Sentence examples for inclusive when it from inspiring English sources

That Sigmund Freud, Jacques Lacan and other founding fathers of the western discipline of psychotherapy as we currently understand it were not particularly accurate or inclusive when it came to non-white, low-income, less-educated (and indeed even non-male) realities should come as no surprise.

Although students have to earn their way onto the lab's papers, Sabeti admits to being instinctively inclusive when it comes to authorship.

In this view, a design is inclusive when it is produced by exploiting the information and competences at the disposal of the designer and the people she designs for in qualified circumstances.

Republicans can be wonderfully inclusive when it comes to their bigotry.

In an appearance on MSNBC's "Morning Joe, Powelll stressed that the party needs to be inclusive when it comes to the polls.

But she says in order for that to happen, trans people and trans allies need to push for the fashion industry to be more inclusive when it comes to gender lines, and accept all forms of beauty within its folds.

At times, the inclusive sensibility of the series can also be a little too inclusive, when its idiosyncrasies, usually enjoyable and surprising, tip slightly out of balance and verge into trivia.

Campaign group Stonewall today names MI5 as Britain's most advanced and inclusive employer when it comes to ensuring the nurturing and development of its lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender employees, according to a workplace equality index.

To some extent, Google can claim to be a more inclusive experience when it comes to ratings.

I pride myself on being inclusive AF when it comes to this time of year.

Many hope that the new pope will be a little more inclusive, especially when it comes to women's issues and questions concerning sexuality and contraception.