Sentence examples for connotations of openness from inspiring English sources

He favours Eyrie to rhyme with "airy": enjoying the connotations of openness, the echoes of wide spaces, the Australianness of the drawled opening vowel.

"ANY" carried a connotation of openness, for example (though this meaning was fiercely contradicted by the exclusivity of the events).

By embracing transparency and a culture of openness, it will be possible to reverse the negative connotations that are associated with whistleblowing.

Their philosophy is one of openness.

It has a sense of openness.

"There was an air of openness.

Europe and Australia promote themselves as regions of openness.

But there are types of openness.

Thus, there are always degrees of openness.

Frustrated by the lack of openness?

"One was the policy of openness.