Sentence examples for be more open and from inspiring English sources

Shanghai kicked off the 2010 World Expo on Friday evening with an extravagant opening ceremony and fireworks show and a pledge to be more open and inclusive.

"It couldn't be more open and transparent".

Polls suggest that highly educated people tend to be more open and less prejudiced.

Trudeau had repeatedly promised his government would be more open and transparent than the previous one.

"Understand that you have to shift your mindset and be more open, and try change.

Both have promised administrations that would be more open and forthcoming than that of Mr. Giuliani.

Similarly, the referee will likely "be more open and candid" during the conversation.

Kids will be more open and willing participants when the house rules apply to you, too.

"My thinking is that Apple could be more open and not lose sales," Wozniak told Reuters.

This would make sense, considering that chromatin structure surrounding active promoters may be more "open" and accessible to foreign DNA.

"The authorities want to do the perception management, but the process should be more open and transparent".