Sentence examples for freedom and openness from inspiring English sources

Rather, the social freedom and openness of the pictures allow Cézanne to be open and free as an artist.

That doesn't mean they have to shut up, but they know it won't go well if they go so far that Chinese counterparts won't be able to participate," he says.In November Lee Bollinger, the president of Columbia University in New York, said his institution's academic centre in Beijing, which opened in 2009, would uphold academic "freedom and openness".

The culture of freedom and openness is not for softies.

They soon accept the authoritarian "curtailment of the freedom and openness that progress depends on".

He co-founded the DemandProgress organisation to continue the fight for internet freedom and openness.

"His work has a freedom and openness," she said in a phone interview.

"The terrorists have learned to exploit the strengths of modern societies, our technology and infrastructure and — in the case of democracies — our freedoms and openness as well".

When I first visited Moscow, just as the Soviet Union was lurching toward its demise, I assumed that the Russians, with their new freedoms and openness, would have a problem much like ours.

Behind that beatifically smiling visage, the charming prophet of (apparent) freedom, egolessness and openness, there could lurk a more conventionally controlling figure, a creative spirit just as fiercely rigorous and as conscious of his own significance as any of the other titans of the 20th century.

In a statement SPI reminds the world of its sponsorship of many LGBT causes and events in the U.S., distances itself from the Russian government, and claims "passionate" advocacy on the side of "freedom, tolerance and openness in society".

"The enemy the West is dealing with is very cunning and is taking advantage of our freedom and our openness," said John Stack, vice president for news gathering at Fox News, the 24-hour cable network.