Sentence examples for expressed open from inspiring English sources
Then Schiff asked Comey whether the Russians would "have a preference for a candidate who expressed open admiration for Putin".
The Guardian spoke to dozens of young people in Luton and only one, Sajid, expressed open support.
Anyone else who expressed open opposition to infant baptism could have expected arrest and a quick trip to court, but this dissenter was the president of Harvard College.
Therefore the charge of hooliganism can be sustained when a defendant has expressed open disrespect and defiance against the communally expected norms and the tastes of others.
The ruling heartened California Republican leaders, many of whom have expressed open despair about the state of Mr. Simon's campaign and his chances of toppling Mr. Davis.
And more importantly, many of the club's supporters expressed open hostility towards Mr Glazer during the lengthy build-up before the bid kicked off in earnest.
Though he would not commit to supporting a wage freeze, Mr. Madarasz was one of several union officials who, in interviews, expressed open-mindedness toward Mr. Cuomo's request for state workers to make financial sacrifices.
Ashley is currently on holiday in Barbados but, with Pardew's intent expressed, opened negotiations with the London club's co-owner, Steve Parish, on Monday.
Federal transit officials — after at first expressing open skepticism about SunRail — have recently grown more supportive.
Though SADC is still divided, several of its members have begun to express open criticism.
Innocent until proven guilty would normally be the code, except that some swimmers are now expressing open disenchantment.
