Sentence examples for critical openness from inspiring English sources

Smart also promoted this spirit of critical openness in relation to religious education in schools.

Speaking as an anti-war, anti-occupation leftist, I actually agree with a number of their criticisms of the left (see my talk on the subject), sections of which fail miserably on the tests posed by the Euston Manifesto authors: critical openness, respect for historical truth, consistency of principles, rejection of double-standards, moral relativism.

The virtue of testimonial justice is a disposition to remain aware of and prevent your prejudices from interfering with your estimation of the value of someone's testimony, what Fricker calls "reflexive critical openness" (2003, 154).

In the case of Mid Staffs, it led to a "culture of self promotion rather than critical analysis and openness".

The trust failed to tackle an insidious negative culture" including a tolerance of poor care standards and had a culture of "self promotion" rather than critical analysis and openness, his report found.

IP is by excellence an open standardized technology and standardization is absolutely critical and synonymous of openness and interoperability.

Dr. Drexler, Dr. Merkle and others at the Foresight Institute argue that openness is critical toward developing nanotechnology safely.

There is now a "critical mass" for legality, openness and honest competition.

The museum's reputation for openness was critical to Mr. Lauder, a major arts patron in New York with no ties to Boston.

It takes a director with John Doyle's visionary capabilities to dispense with the "Mamba's Daughters" aspect of Celie's story and, instead, exercise empathy, critical distance, and an openness to lives and cultures other than his own.

Central to that development are Hong Kong's protections of free speech and a culture of openness and critical thinking, said Robin Peckham, the founding director of Saamlung, a small project space and gallery in the Central district of Hong Kong.