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The country embraces a pluralistic society.

Pluralistic societies often value diversity and inclusivity.

The organization promotes a pluralistic approach to decision-making.

Pluralistic perspectives can lead to more innovative solutions.

Pluralistic education systems aim to cater to diverse learning styles.

Pluralistic societies value tolerance and respect for different beliefs.

The company's culture is characterized by a pluralistic approach to teamwork.

A pluralistic society encourages dialogue and understanding among different groups.

Pluralistic communities celebrate cultural diversity.

The pluralistic nature of the city attracts people from various backgrounds.

Secular-minded and better-educated Egyptians generally want the country to be dragged into a modern, pluralistic and outward-looking world.

The School of architecture adopts as basic policy a pluralistic approach to the teaching of architecture.

In a globalized pluralistic world their job of projecting an image of greatness is no less complicated.

But candidate Sayek Boke insists its new pluralistic message does not mean it is rejecting its secular roots.

The United States is pluralistic by the letter of the law.

(" I do object to being beaten by three canting natives, " harrumphed Cecil Rhodes at the time.) Its modern government was built on relatively pluralistic traditional institutions.

You know, when he's speaking at private - in private like that to a group of Christian conservative lawyers, it just doesn't sound pluralistic, right?

There's no pluralistic impulse. That, Judy, took us in this country, it took us 100 years of a civil war to accept diversity and grant rights.

Everyone is susceptible to a phenomenon known as pluralistic ignorance, where we each doubt ourselves privately, but believe we’re alone in thinking that way because no one else voices their doubts.

Today's leader, Ashoka the Great, took on a vast empire and through the strength of his ideas began a tradition which leads directly to the ideals of Gandhi, and still flourishes today-a tradition of pluralistic, humane, non-violent statecraft.