Sentence examples for apparent openness from inspiring English sources

Obama has promised to test the new apparent openness to dialogue in Tehran.

Obama has promised to test out the new apparent openness to dialogue in Tehran.

The monarch's apparent openness with the US lawmakers is an indication of just how important an ally Jordan is to the US in the region.

His apparent openness and his buoyancy for more than thirty years, he's had an audience for Dad jokes are sometimes obscured by speechifying.

One curious aspect of this apparent openness to immigrants, and particularly to exiles, was the presence in London at various times in the 19th and early 20th centuries of Marx, Engels, Lenin, Kropotkin, Malatesta, Trotsky and Litvinov.

But Trump acts in his own interest, and his pursuit of apparent openness has as its real end the undermining of public institutions and practices which depend on professionalism, independence, and trust.

He contrasts their apparent naivety and openness with the frenetic and money-driven "race" into which some were co-opted when the human sequencing project began.

But this apparent spirit of openness is unlikely to turn the decommissioning operation into a genuinely international effort, said Ian Fairlie, a London-based independent consultant on radioactivity in the environment.

In any case, Asians generally choose to bank in Singapore for its economic and political stability, not to hide untaxed income, says Barend Janssens of RBC Wealth Management.Singapore's apparent commitment to greater openness has yet to be tested.

Behind that beatifically smiling visage, the charming prophet of (apparent) freedom, egolessness and openness, there could lurk a more conventionally controlling figure, a creative spirit just as fiercely rigorous and as conscious of his own significance as any of the other titans of the 20th century.

And the government's apparent commitment to greater openness about AIDS was undercut by the fact that reports on today's lengthy news conference in the state-controlled press were brief and statistical, leaving out the Mr. Yin's judgment that China faced a "serious epidemic" and not mentioning Henan Province by name at all.