Sentence examples for was very inclusive from inspiring English sources
adverb
To a great extent or degree; extremely; exceedingly.
- You’re drinking very slowly.
Mr. Diallo's mother, Kadiatou, said that the jury was "very inclusive" and that she was pleased.
The apartment was a microcosm of Colwin's world -- which, according to the artist Rob Wynne, was "very inclusive, very warm".
From my reading, it is clear that the early Muslim community, including that of the Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him), was very inclusive of women as equal partners within the private, public, political and theological domain.
The design methodology was very inclusive by assessing the expectative of all decision makers, but it payed close attention to the wishes of children under cancer treatment.
Our definition of functional impairment and functional decline was very inclusive, namely impairment or deterioration on at least one domain of ADL or IADL.
Third, our strategy for recruiting beer hall patrons to become peer educators was very inclusive, as we attempted to maximize transparency and minimize any possible tensions between cliques of drinking friends.
He has been very inclusive".
It would be very inclusive".
"It's very inclusive," he said.
"What Melanie is, is very inclusive," Mr. Greenspan said.
