Sentence examples for being less open to from inspiring English sources

He accused the administration of shutting out the public -- not only in being less open to the press but also Congress.

Some would regard that as being less open to change, and less open to other possible ways of knowing theology, but this is a highly trained German professor who brought that skill of clarity to all of his writing".

SOME airport logistics, of course, are less open to advancements.

But voters have been less open to change in recent decades.

However, it seems leave voters are less open to persuasion than remainers.

But in the world after Sept. 11, our judgments about terrorism are less open to complex or sympathetic explanations.

Without the programme, he said, he would have been less open to taking on more debt, such as a mortgage.

These studies also indicate that great creative minds not only are less likely to generate something new but are less open to someone else's novelty.

Szporer's works are less open to interpretation than Ono's and Burden's: you know what he's trying to say and do.

The solution is not to abandon fair value, which investors like because it is less open to manipulation than the alternatives.

It is odd to argue that signing a public petition is less open to intimidation (by both unionists and employers) than a privately cast ballot.