Sentence examples for its inclusiveness from inspiring English sources

He credited the unanimous support of the measure to "its inclusiveness".

For as much as San Francisco has this air of being so "inclusive," it's also really really arrogant about its inclusiveness, and it hurts the city.

The litany of human conflict that the narrator recites — ranging from the Peloponnesian War through the Crusades and including such new-to-me conflicts as the Pastry War and the War of the Two Brothers — is impressive in its inclusiveness, but it seems a heavy-handed attempt to underscore the continuity of humanity's violent impulses through history.

Grounded in the U.S. Constitution, no person has ever served in the U.S. House without being elected, so Mississippi needed to fill the seat with a vacancy election Mississippi has an admirable law governing special elections n its inclusiveness, but it would be all the better if combined with ranked choice voting.

It congratulates itself on its inclusiveness by welcoming any form, any medium, and any artist.

An extremely positive aspect of the AVSAG structure was its inclusiveness (McDowell 2008), however it was seen as being too "cumbersome during the escalation of events in the scenario" (Cronin 2008, p. 6).

And he salutes "Augie March" for "its fantastic inclusiveness, its pluralism, its qualmless promiscuity": "in these pages," he writes, "the highest and the lowest mingle and hobnob in the vast democracy of Bellow's prose.

In its radical inclusiveness it borrows attitudes from open source and internet culture: the free sharing of ideas, self-determined creation, self-education, productive togetherness.

The most fundamental characteristic of voodoo, a syncretic religion born of the mashup of West African animism and Catholicism, is its aggressive inclusiveness: it has the capacity to revere just about any spiritual tradition or figure.

One may get a sense of its scope and inclusiveness — its supermarket-ness — in the way that the Office of Personnel Management, which administers the program, explains it to federal employees.

For in reaction to it and its pale imitation under John Major came Blair's New Labour, with its strained inclusiveness, effortful political correctness and supine arts administration.