Sentence examples for of being inclusive from inspiring English sources

Today, his clothes resonate with the sense of being inclusive, for everyone of any race or origin, rather than exclusive or class conscious.

He never would have become president without their votes, but, once in office, instead of being inclusive, at every turn he grabbed for more power.

To his credit, he did make a point of being inclusive - wishing the crowd both a Shana Tova (happy New Year) and a Ramadan Karim.

In the interest of being inclusive, material about women and minorities is taking the place of material about the founders of our country".

"We want to raise our voices because the city of Chicago has an incredibly proud tradition of being inclusive, of bringing people together," said congressman Luis Gutiérrez at a Monday news conference announcing a demonstration against Trump's appearance.

English ceilidh Sometimes referred to as barn dancing, this should not be confused with Scottish ceilidh dancing, although it shares its characteristic of being inclusive and recreational – dancing for fun, and for everyone.

These methodologies were chosen as they do not bias towards any particular form of cell death; being inclusive of both secondary apoptotic and necrotic events.

"We want this to be inclusive of everyone.

We need to support the broadest possible definition of civil society to be inclusive.

And that means understanding and respecting differences and being inclusive of all people.

CAMbrella's definition is also extended by being inclusive of traditional healing.