Sentence examples for be open to having from inspiring English sources

They have to be open to having their thoughts challenged.

"He told us the history of the house and said he'd be open to having us be the custodians of the new incarnation," Dr. Caspi said.

"Robbie is approaching 250 games with Wests Tigers and any club would be open to having a player of that experience involved in an ambassador role after their retirement.

The Animal Justice party's Mark Pearson will be the MLC for the party and said the party would be open to having negotiations with Nile and the Shooters and Fishers bloc to vote as a bloc as well the government.

"And then to have the practice of framing a response and using reason to counter these objectionable ideas and to try to change the other person's mind and to be open to having their own minds changed".

While the Human Rights Commission is not advocating for the inclusion of religion in the act, the commissioner said the government "should be open to having a discussion with all members of the community" on how to strengthen the legislation, Soutphommasane said.

But I think when that happened we were just profoundly struck by the value of every human being, and we wanted just to be open to have them.

"We'd be open to have him back, but with the uncertainties he'd be an (camp) invite," Dombrowski said.

Being open to having new experiences can foster an openness to emotions and to fantasy, as well as stimulating intellectual curiosity.

The study also found that library patrons were open to having even more technological options.

The panel did inform campaigners they were open to having more people joining it.