Sentence examples for criterion of openness from inspiring English sources

In these authoritative writings, his criterion of "openness to experience" led him to an acceptance of historical variegation, and to the principle that a human being's relation to the world consists in a total relation of one entity among other entities.

The Senate Intelligence Committee's hearing last week on Brennan's confirmation prompted a modest measure of openness on the criteria the administration uses to order drone strikes.

Fourth, don't open for the sake of openness.

Their philosophy is one of openness.

It has a sense of openness.

There's the potential of interoperability, of openness.

Speaking of openness, you wrote a biography of Henry Kissinger.

The dawn of a new era of openness?Humph.

CSR is a child of openness, he says.

But a brief period of openness was quickly quashed.

They tend to propagate cultures of openness, connectedness and transparency.