Sentence examples for giving open from inspiring English sources

An artist [like me] has to be generous, unconditionally giving, open and humble.

He memorialized his near-constant insensibility by giving open access to Robert Frank, Annie Leibovitz, and other image-makers, who captured him, backstage or in hotel rooms, half dressed and thoroughly zonked.

It ceased giving open access to tweets and required those that use them to reproduce them faithfully.

If included, must be a 'linked data' URI giving open access Contact Specifies who or what to contact for more information.

Currently, Fabretto is participating in the global giving open challenge.

Nearly three months later, Oscar voters arrived at the same place, giving Open Road a best picture prize less than five years after its founding.

Boxing gloves in fur — some growing from wrist to elbow — softened the pugilist accessories, while satchel bags had shiny surfaces giving open-envelope effects.

In 1978 she attended New York University briefly and became part of the East Village performance scene, giving open-mike readings of her poetry.

At its annual meeting this weekend, the association will consider a proposal allowing most colleges to admit students any time after junior year, and giving open-admissions colleges like Iowa Lakes the right to accept students at the time they apply.

Over three hours long and taking in 13 locations over 38 miles, the tour was set up last July by Mike and Jesse (coincidentally the names of two of the show's characters), who have been giving open-air trolley tours of the city for the past four years.

Another "strategy is to avoid giving open-ended or generic topic assignments.