Sentence examples for a fresh openness from inspiring English sources
But with the collapse of Communism in 1989 came a fresh openness to new technologies and media.
Alex Sharp, starring in "The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-Time," is a fresh openness full of heart.
It was partly because the experience of round-the-clock matches on Sky was still new and partly because there was such a contrast between the fresh openness of Keegan and Ferguson's cussedness.
Coleridge thought much of it "gross and disgusting", while DH Lawrence praised its "natural fresh openness about sex".
But her essay has a refreshing openness.
Belated evidence of a new openness?
Still, the two directors — one a casually chic star ballerina and the other with the reserved posture of a businessman — presented a good look for a company hoping to reassure its base while also signaling openness and a fresh way forward.
The effect is something like a great cover of a Neil Young song: there's a fresh verve to the lyrics, an openness as valid as the original's blunt and mournful mode.
The scene around his hospital bed feels more like a tableau or an allegory than like believable life, and the boy is more like an emblem than a real boy: "… his defining quality was innocence, a fresh and excitable innocence, a childlike openness … ".
TORONTO — Prime Minister Justin Trudeau of Canada promised a fresh approach to politics, one that was based on openness, decency and liberalism.
