Sentence examples for being much less open from inspiring English sources

Michael Kidd, who worked with both directors early in his career, describes Minnelli as being much less open to collaborative suggestions than Donen.

And the U.S. economy as a whole is much less open than any one of its regions, so the overall multiplier should be larger.

According to Mr. Adams's friend and colleague Jim Alinder, "This musical ability provided him entrance into social circles that might have been much less open to him had he been known only for his photography".

While the possibility that Pussy Riot might actually make good on Riot Grrrl's promise of a global legacy should not be entirely discounted, the boldness of their appropriation of the Odd Future multi-coloured ski-mask is much less open to question.

GameSpy observed that "the areas are much less open than in previous Sonic games, but the level designers haven't taken advantage of the constraints".

In reality, things are much less clear.

Now it's much less clear.

As such, the US system is much less democratic and open, i.e sometimes monopolistic, and this considerably weakens the attractiveness of unions for US workers.

Those with negative experiences where they believe the community has been exploited by the 'expert' are much less likely to open themselves to any partnership with the research academy.

If you're prejudiced against certain people, they will be much less likely to open up to you.

They say foreign retailers are much less interested in opening shops in areas that appeal primarily to American tourists, like Times Square, or to local residents, like Columbus Avenue.