Sentence examples for somewhat more inclusive from inspiring English sources
This led to the development of a somewhat more inclusive LGBT politics, grounded in the idea that gender-variant individuals had always, in the first place, been central to gay and lesbian liberation and that gay and lesbian individuals themselves may be subject to discrimination on the basis of gender presentation.
However, the former President admitted that Jobs' leadership style wouldn't work well for a politician because "you have to be somewhat more inclusive".
The apparent changes emerged at a conceptual level, but also in terms of indications of shifts towards somewhat more inclusive PS processes at the level of actual practice.
Or with her somewhat more intricate (or circular?) case that even the most embracingly inclusive empires eventually disintegrate because they lack "glue" — an overarching political identity to give coherence to the whole.
By offering a perspective that is somewhat different from the traditional western focus of privacy, she hopes to generate a more inclusive discourse about what it means to be autonomous and empowered in the face of paternalistic development projects.
That such programs have become somewhat formulaic is a good thing; slowly, our view of who shaped today's world is being made more inclusive.
More inclusive, more sustainable, fairer.
I'm learning to be more inclusive".
