Sentence examples for Some openness from inspiring English sources

The extraordinary success of Apple's App Store — the tightly controlled and very-non-open-source software platform for the iPhone and iPad — has compelled some openness evangelists to reconsider.

Mr. Farenthold is among the House Republicans who have expressed some openness to an immigration overhaul.

For now, Republicans have signaled some openness to accepting higher taxes.

The very least they deserve is some openness from government and an explanation for what is going on," she said.

At the same time, the official said, a recent meeting of European foreign ministers in Cyprus suggested some openness to additional sanctions.

The fact that people have flocked to big web firms' platforms suggests that consumers are perfectly willing to trade some openness for convenience and ease-of-use.

For some, the openness at a gathering of world leaders is welcome.

8.50am: The murky world of Britain's intelligence is about to witness some historic openness.

Mitchell feels to me both like a real, slightly odd young man, and like a kind of answer to some ragged openness in Greta's half-recovered state.

"I have encountered more and more people who are coming into visual arts, being newly hired in past few years in museums, that do seem to have some real openness to performance and are looking at it on its own terms," said Sarah Maxfield, a dance and theater artist and performance curator.

By not wanting to hose the Internet — by which we mean that the current administration is keen on getting this right — it appears that there is some Executive Branch openness on the matter.