Sentence examples for incorporated something from inspiring English sources

What they discovered, however, was not a new spa treatment, like the Reiki massage they had added a year earlier, but a therapy that incorporated something they both shared: a love of horses.

The Israeli Declaration of Independence of 1948 incorporated something of this spirit into the new state, declaring that "It will be based on freedom, justice and peace as envisaged by the prophets of Israel; it will ensure complete equality of social and political rights to all its inhabitants irrespective of religion, race or sex".

I know you have to make concessions because it is underwater and all, but I wish that it incorporated something better.

(I'm not sure what "Sex and the City" would look if it were shooting today and incorporated something akin to my new lifestyle).

So Augustine, being inundated with Greek culture even in his time, incorporated something of the ethos of Plato into his philosophy.

Or, your teachers might have incorporated something from pop culture, whether "The Hunger Games," Angry Birds or Facebook, into a lesson.

McAulay: [Self-care] could be something incorporated into induction training.

"I had to do something that incorporated men.

Water Street, the main drag in Eastport, America's easternmost incorporated city, is missing something: boarded up storefronts.

Required to design a domestic vessel in glass, he imagined "something that incorporated plants, was beautiful and that did not distract from the plants," he said.

And having something absolutely bonkers incorporated as a paradigm of normalcy across the nation and having real support for that will absolutely change public opinion, somehow.