Sentence examples for bred openness from inspiring English sources
At MAD5, where food summit met sleep-away camp, the energy and intimacy bred openness and empathy.
And trade and proximity to Iran and Turkmenistan have bred openness and a rich urbanization of furniture stores, office towers and storied homes, some in places where dirt tracks ran just five years ago.
They clearly hope such openness will breed empathy should things go awry once again.
The commission regards this position as unsustainable, a judgement it would also apply to the system of individual funding agreements, which breeds confusion as well as a lack of openness and transparency.
This is not a history likely to breed a nation of internationalists, a people who greeted foreigners with openness and were free of suspicion.
While the contract makes it clear that Mr. Giuliani cannot legally shred or delete documents without city approval, his own history does not breed confidence that his hand-picked archivists would err on the side of openness.
Yet the region also has well-established traditions that breed areal interconnectedness out of everyday life multilingualism, male wandering, hospitality gestures, travel customs, deference to local rule-making (Adat in the Islands), openness to social entrepreneurs (Hanks 1971).
The truth is that a culture of secrecy breeds mistrust and paranoia; openness and transparency lay the groundwork for understanding.
