Sentence examples for a sort of openness from inspiring English sources
In "An Encounter", the narrator, also a schoolboy, takes in the disturbed sexuality of the man he meets with a sort of openness and ease.
The loss of a great leader offered a sort of openness to a city in which public life had become a joke, and allowed private life, private thoughts, private encounters, and even a summer's day, to have a glow and to remain fully open to possibility.
They believe that anyone who approaches it with any sort of openness will come down on the anti-Israel side.
It was disheartening to realize that most people who exude any sort of openness or air of approachability proved to be visitors who lived anywhere but Washington.
He is light-skinned, with the ethnically neutral voice of a television anchor and an inviting face, which the writer Henry Louis Gates Jr. described as having "a sort of yearbook openness".
Some people might even misinterpret your openness as disinterest in pursuing these ideas on your part--a sort of invitation to others to experiment.
Today there's all sorts of openness available.
To be sure, Yahoo has a history of embracing this sort of openness.
The combination of police lay visitors (ordinary people who make unannounced checks on conditions in custody) and a reciprocal respect for the antennae of people within communities help to create an open, questioning mind for policing - the sort of openness that might have prevented Stagg from being burdened with the label "pariah".
I got to experience that sort of openness from the inside of a pillarless hardtop when I was working as a mechanic at a shop in Virginia Beach.
