Sentence examples for pluralistic and from inspiring English sources

Three-dimensional work is similarly pluralistic and uneven.

We urgently need a new, egalitarian, pluralistic, and more democratic constitution.

We are convinced that a pluralistic and democratic Venezuela cannot exist with Chávez.

The lawyers' movement was, he explains, non-violent, pluralistic and in favour of "moderate" values.

American hegemony, if it can be called that, was by contrast liberal, pluralistic, and generous.

Modern religion is pluralistic and increasingly based on choice.Often the spur is immigration.

In this "Titanic struggle", one side is modern, pluralistic, and supportive of religious freedom and open economies.

The more complicated, pluralistic and corporatist a country is, the more answers it can give both to majorities and minorities.

Yet, it is also vibrant and pluralistic, and a sense of public accountability is starting to grow.

A more pluralistic and tolerant way of thinking, Rorty claims, should replace the monistic viewpoint of religion and science.

There are proliferating other sorts of analysis – it's never been more pluralistic and that's a good thing.