Sentence examples for convey openness from inspiring English sources

But for Ms. Lui, the architectural pinnacle was in the 1950's and early 60's, when the government embarked on a big embassy-building program and made a controversial choice to embrace Modernism, to convey "openness, democracy and technological superiority".

He'll also satisfy fortysomethings keen to convey their openness to new artists.

But part of Android's appeal is the open system and many tablets aren't conveying the openness.

Francis soon became noted for making statements that similarly conveyed an openness to different perspectives on Catholic doctrine, particularly regarding social issues and sexual ethics.

And, though Sarah came across as bold and opinionated, she also had great humor and conveyed an openness and willingness to look at EVERYTHING -- herself included.

A natural blonde, Ms. Linney is a brunette these days ("I don't think there were many blondes in Puritan New England"), but the scrubbed, dimpled features and bright eyes convey the unguarded openness she shows on the stage and screen.

Dr. Albright's effort to convey a new openness to Iran, without offering many concrete concessions, came after what senior officials said was a long debate in the State Department and the National Security Council.

Blues convey youth, browns openness and trustworthiness; deep grays somberness and dignity -- each can be the best choice for a situation where many other colors would be equally appropriate but not as ideal.

The stage set, we're told, has been meticulously engineered to convey "warmth, approachability and openness".

Landscapes of lighthouses, churches nestled on mountain ridges and lush gardens all convey a feeling of openness.

The theme colors will be light blue, yellow and apricot — to convey the qualities of openness, lightness and trust, the company said — and contemporary furniture.