Sentence examples for exceptionally open from inspiring English sources

But do be quite exceptionally open with, and grateful to, your current employer.

The Netherlands has an exceptionally open economy, exporting 70% of output, so it is a leading voice against protectionism of the sort that tempts some American congressmen.

In exchange, the DPP gained partial control of Denmark's immigration policy, which quickly became among the most restrictive in Europe.Denmark prides itself on an exceptionally open and frank political culture.

In an interview with Le Monde that appeared on the newsstands last Monday afternoon -- two days after the exceptionally open briefing -- Mr. Chaboud announced to the world that he knew "the nature of the explosives" used in the London bombings.

A month ago, after 22-year-old Naira Rezende received her bachelor's degree in biology from Hunter College of the City University of New York, she walked away an eager and accomplished young scientist, with an exceptionally open mind.

He was never able to put an end to the divisions that were tearing the Muslim community apart; and the violence that he did not hesitate to employ at the end of his reign to impose a doctrine he considered salutary for the Islāmic community tarnished the image of an otherwise exceptionally open-minded ruler.

One of the amplifiers is a chopper-stabilized multipath feedforward architecture that achieves exceptionally high open loop gain with very low drift and ultra-low noise.

A Costa Coffee branch in Wales will open exceptionally this Christmas to give free coffee, food and presents to the city's homeless.

This chapter provides a selection of concrete examples of exceptionally low-cost open-source scientific tools for physics, engineering, biology, environmental science and chemistry.

A wide cast-iron griddle, like the ones from Lodge (lodgemfg.com), heats exceptionally well over an open flame.

They do one thing exceptionally well — they fill open slots on doctors' and dentists' appointment calendars.