Sentence examples for are not very open from inspiring English sources

She says she isn't happy here as the people are not very open and friendly.

"Several generations of black voters have never voted Republican and are not very open to even considering the option".

"Art spaces are not very open to political artists," admits Tania Volkova, a Moscow-based art historian and activist.

"A lot of colleges are not very open about what they do," he said.

If it's under-active: you tend to be unemotional or impassive, and are not very open to anybody.

Artists today aren't very open to having these kinds of intimate photos taken but that's the bulk of my work on jazz for 50 years.

Artists today aren't very open to having these kinds of intimate photos taken, but that's the bulk of my work on jazz for fifty years.

"When I'm working, I keep my nose to the grindstone and I am not very open to my environment," she explains.

"If you put up your hand and say, 'I'm going to investigate myself and here's what I found' and you're not very open and full about it, then it looks like just another cover-up".

The market is not very open now to stock offerings.

Another bit of good news is that until the SARS epidemic, China was not very open about epidemics.