Sentence examples for any openness from inspiring English sources

"Any openness that existed in our family died a death after Matthew got his handout of forty or fifty grand," says Rachel.

"The vehement insistence that the single best line of defense was to put armed guards in schools — and the absence of any openness to various suggestions for new gun control measures" dominated the event at a hotel not far from the White House, Jack wrote.

It said: "This was done without any discussion with the mass membership of thousands of junior doctors who voted overwhelmingly to reject the deal the BMA had negotiated earlier this year, and without any openness about how it reached this decision".

Bowe also said that the BBC should do more in partnership with other public service broadcasters, such as Channel 4. "What I don't see from Tony Hall is any openness to alternative funding models [or] partnerships with other public service broadcasters," she said.

It also precludes any openness on their part to hearing about the religion.

There is an aesthetic to Paris and Parisians unmatched by any other place, an openness of vista, a care about dress that can veer toward the robotic but remains considered, the way, even in (relatively) modest restaurants, there is a care about how food looks on the plate.

"There is an openness to investigate in any place, in any ministry," Pérez told reporters.

This will create an openness and break any ice that might be there.

In fact, it often happens that users are only consulted a few times in meetings whose setup mitigates any real involvement of users or any real openness of the designers [ 57].

In actual fact, it may be that actors are only consulted a few times in meetings whose setup mitigates any real involvement of users or any real openness of the designers [ 31].

With cable broadcasts now on Fox's FX unit, and TBS, NBC's partner, any past openness in talking regularly about Goodwrench or Cheerios or Mattel Hot Wheels may also fade.