Sentence examples for affords an opening from inspiring English sources
If treated as a point of real inquiry, the question affords an opening, a way of reading and being reached by the work.
García was the first to be afforded an opening but narrowly missed his putt as the hole was halved in four.
The difference in the early sources affords an important opening through which to explore the nature of primitive Islam more broadly.
The controversy has also afforded the Obama campaign an opening to reinforce its argument that Romney's main interest is looking out for the wealthy, not the middle class.
Reality The audience that can afford to pay $280 for an opening night ticket is a microscopic percentage of this planet's population.
It afforded me the opportunity to travel as an opening artist for some major artists such as Faith Evans, Eric Benet, Neyo and Keyshia Cole.
To give up an opening goal to Kevin Foley was careless; to afford Hunt and Ebanks-Blake too much space was verging on the criminal.
Aisha cannot 'lose time' waiting for an opening in the public sector, while Fatma cannot afford the Masters fees: 'I don't have the means for attaining my ambitions.
