Sentence examples for new inclusiveness from inspiring English sources

Like almost everything else, the new inclusiveness divides the country into winners and losers.

The beauty of the Lieberman nomination for Democrats is that it calls the Republicans' bluff on their new "inclusiveness".

One of the first fruits of this new inclusiveness was Telemusic in which Stockhausen uses electronics to create a kind of world music.

One of the first fruits of this new inclusiveness was Telemusik (1966) in which Stockhausen uses electronics to create a kind of world music, with glimpses of Japanese monks chanting, folk songs and hymns.

Likewise, he seemed surprised that people would see his pick of Mr. Cheney, a rich, white relic of his father's administration, as contradicting his portrayal of himself as a fresh voice, an outsider, an agent of a new inclusiveness in the Republican Party.

Although Mr Duncan Smith knows that his two-pronged strategy of concentrating on the public services while demonstrating a new social inclusiveness is right, he is uncomfortable with the second of the prongs.

The success of Paul Simon's 1986 album Graceland opened the floodgates for experimental fusions, and Jarre was quick to capitalise on this new international inclusiveness, mixing Arab-inspired symphonics and ethnic jazz with hard industrial beats.

With all the advantages of hindsight, it now seems wholly predictable that America's long argument would reach this new stage of inclusiveness.

So "new politics" and "inclusiveness" are the buzz words around the Assembly's non-smoking tea rooms.For Mr Michael, consensualism is reinforced by his failure to win an overall majority.

True equality will not occur until companies of all sizes and types embrace a new culture of inclusiveness, with leadership committed to effectuating that change.

Apparently, much of the new focus on inclusiveness in PS processes was taking place at the DHMT level.