Sentence examples for pluralistic dynamic from inspiring English sources

In an analogous vein, critics inspired by Realist theory argue that cosmopolitanism obscures the fundamentally pluralistic, dynamic, and conflictual nature of political life on our divided planet.

Again, the crucial element is leadership: commitment from the top to institutionalizing and rewarding practices that change the environment and sustain dynamic, pluralistic, collaborative workplaces.

However, philanthropy is not a substitute for progressive taxation and fewer, larger donations are not conducive to a diverse, dynamic and pluralistic charity sector.

Under Morocco's responsible stewardship, the western Sahara region is achieving remarkable economic growth with a dynamic and pluralistic political culture, a thriving civil society, and an entrepreneurial spirit.

This is the sort of work that makes me appreciate that Hinduism is perhaps as much a religion as a popular culture; a highly aesthetic, creative, dynamic, and pluralistic carnival of devotion rising again and again from a great diversity of people (simply put, it is not the rigid, narrow, elitist conspiracy of oppression critics have made it out to be).

However, evolution is dynamic and in our opinion a dynamic, pluralistic interpretation of the evolution of life on the planet is needed.

The metaphysics is, therefore, pluralistic.

"Our pluralistic ethos should not be lost".

Mr. Lotfi points to pluralistic Turkey.

Answer: Multi-ethnic, pluralistic, free-market democracy.

"We have a gloriously pluralistic society.