Sentence examples for a man of open from inspiring English sources

McCartney, a man of open faith, believes so.

A man of open and generous nature, easily approachable by all, he made everyone feel like an old friend.

Mr. Hollande would be the best Socialist candidate, he said — "a man of the open left, not sectarian".

In his years as a dissident, from his application for emigration in 1973 until his arrest four years later, Mr. Shcharansky was known to Western correspondents in Moscow as a man of unusual open-mindedness, strength, tolerance and honesty.

As an educator of young generations and the bishop of a big city like Buenos Aires, he has always been a man of great benevolence open to all the realities of life.

Jim Allenby produced a man-of-the-match performance as Glamorgan opened their campaign with a six-wicket victory over Gloucestershire at the Swalec Stadium.

In that work, the former Prime Minister paid an extended tribute to her father, alderman Alfred Roberts, a Grantham shopkeeper, "both a practical man and a man of theory", who opened his daughter's eyes to the importance and complexity of the free market and world trade.

Fourth, go to Jordan, Israel and Palestine as a man of faith, with an open heart and an open mind.

He was a man of contrasts, so warm and open, so quiet and solitary.

In an interview with several reporters here at his residence, Mr. Keita spoke of himself, often in the third person and in a low, confident mumble, as a "man of culture, a man who is open to the world," belying his head-cracking reputation.

A man accused of opening bank accounts used in the plot is Mustafa Ahmed al Hawsawi, not al-Hisawi.