Sentence examples for complete openness to from inspiring English sources

It has been my most divisive piece with audiences, since it requires a letting go of musical expectations and a complete openness to sound as it happens.

If you look at the transcripts of my depositions and my interventions at the Eurogroup meetings you will see nothing but complete openness to ideas and genuine attempts to find common ground, and a readiness to compromise.

Niceness prioritizes pleasantry and the avoidance of conflict; grace prioritizes complete acceptance and thus complete openness to unpleasant truths.

Transparent review refers to complete openness to a distinct community or the public.

In emerging Europe, the transition from planned economies to capitalism has resulted in a rapid and near-complete openness to trade and foreign capital.

"The goal of complete openness ought to be to prove the security of their system, and to do that they need to do more than they have done … Without giving away any trade secrets, I think I can say that I was not persuaded it was secure at the level we need".

"We would do some vetting" of applicants to become editors, he said, "a balance between complete openness and some management to ensure that the larger purposes don't get frustrated by those who don't wish the project well".

In a speech to the Association of American Universities in April, Mr. Gates said, "The key principle of all components of the Minerva Consortia will be complete openness and rigid adherence to academic freedom and integrity".

'We have got to have complete openness and transparency in the party,' McDonnell said.

'If a research partnership is a genuine one then there has to be complete openness.

His approach appears to be complete openness and acceptance of the mistakes he made.