Sentence examples for inclusiveness as from inspiring English sources

As a result of the president's dogged inclusiveness, as well as economic contentment, there are no angry minority voices in this race.

While Srebrenica remains more a living monument to the fruits of genocide, overwhelmingly Bosnian Americans are grateful for America's blessings, inclusiveness as well as opportunities.

We usually think of greater inclusiveness as a blow struck for equality.

Here, in fact, they are known, in a final nod to inclusiveness, as "ballpersons".

He cited Toronto's tradition of inclusiveness as one reason for his choice.

Such inclusiveness, as Susan Sontag argued, defuses the very criticism being offered.

Eich defined inclusiveness at Mozilla as leaving political issues upon which coders or community members might disagree out of the office.

It connotes dignity and rectitude, and its refusal to slant right or left suggests inclusiveness and centrism, as do the 50 stars on John Kerry's handsome flag.

In general, the effect is one of openness and inclusiveness, even as the shooting and spreading of the videos has been tightly controlled.

On the other hand, feminist theories of justice achieved through inclusiveness, such as Iris Young's (1990) and Martha Nussbaum's (2006), cast interdependence rather than rivalry as the social and political relationship with which justice should be more concerned.

History has shown that inclusiveness, such as bringing African Americans and women into military service, has successively made our military stronger.