Sentence examples for be that open from inspiring English sources
"Cannot be that open," Mr. Pan replies.
"I didn't expect it to be that open.
"I take it as a gift that someone will be that open and honest and sharing with me," said Rio, using the word "open" to describe their marriage.
We want the email she sent to be normal, to be able to be that open," Friedensohn tells TechCrunch.
MK Dons manager Karl Robinson told BBC Three Counties Radio: "Sometimes when you play against good teams, it's not going to be that open and entertaining, which the fans that pay the admission fee expect it to be.
He won't be that open if you tell him that you already talked to me.
The old tech adage is that "open beats closed".
It may be that open-source defence is the best preparation for open-source attack.
But the bigger problem will be that open-source firmware will quickly become available for the most popular printing and milling machines, so that determined users can "jailbreak" them and use them however they like.
One reason for this discrepancy might be that open-format questions like those used in the present study generate lower knowledge scores than identification tasks.
