Sentence examples for deal openly from inspiring English sources

"We deal openly with each other, so, no, no, Ferrari doesn't make us nervous".

Mr. Schroeter's last collaboration with Ms. Montezuma, "The Rose King," was his first to deal openly with homosexuality.

It was the first British film to deal openly with homosexuality and he was always proud of making it.

While concurring with the view that gay playwrights tended to present a distorted picture of women and marriage, he argued that social and legal pressures made it impossible for a gay writer to deal openly with same-sex relationships.

Many people who follow fashion have been waiting for a designer to deal openly and imaginatively with sexuality without exploiting it, to find shapes more in concert with women's lives than another humdrum bustier.

In the wake of that case, the bishops established a committee that recommended all dioceses respond promptly to any allegations, comply with civil laws regarding abuse and deal openly with the public when such incidents arose.

And it deals openly and regretfully with "self-destructive drinking," especially after Robert's death.

Russia already had almost full control over South Ossetia and Abkhazia and dealt openly with its self-proclaimed presidents.

"Horror, more than any other film genre, deals openly with questions of gender, sexuality and the body," she said.

"It was painful and stressful, but the institution kept moving in the right directions, dealt openly with problems and shared our experiences with others".

"I think the Soviet Union is really making an effort to cooperate in the sense of dealing openly with other nations and in opening up the country".