Sentence examples for be perfectly open from inspiring English sources
Labour needs to fight back and fight back dirty, and it should be perfectly open about its intention to do so.
"If we're going to be perfectly open and honest about it, we know what we're doing is acting as a farm club for the commercial advancement of the N.C.A.A".
"I think the key thing is he's not enjoying it and to be perfectly open and honest with you there was an element of that for me at the beginning of 2008.
Individual priests and lawyers might be perfectly open-minded but their professional background could curse them with dogma, prejudgment and false certainty.
It makes folks who might normally be perfectly open-minded about firearms feel uncomfortable and question the motives of pro-gun advocates.
They were perfectly open about their roles at Yarmouk, though they spoke in soft, penitent tones, saying they had tortured and killed only on orders.
"If they want to get raises higher than D.C. 37, we're perfectly open and willing to discuss how to do that through increased productivity".
And although her background remains something of a mystery, she was perfectly open about having had Russian connections, saying on her Facebook page how much easier it was in America than in Russia to meet successful people: "In Moscow, it is practically impossible because you have to be as successful as they are... here you can meet successful people on the street and go have dinner with them".
Mr Netanyahu said he was "perfectly open" to a meeting that might be "potentially useful".
