Sentence examples for growing openness from inspiring English sources

Long-time visitors say they see a growing openness to journalists.

The three-day Ideal Death Show is also a marker of the growing openness towards death.

The acid test of this growing openness may be the new Republican presidential front-runner, Newt Gingrich.

Bringing outsiders like U Ko Ni into her inner circle is another sign of her growing openness to advice.

In recent years there has been growing openness in society around what many see as the last taboo.

Bowden-Jones contrasts this urge to conceal a gambling problem with a growing openness about alcohol addiction.

As our knowledge of the biology and genetics of disease-causing microorganisms grows, openness to changes in the taxonomy and classification is needed.

The exchange on Saturday sent pundits and bloggers racing to parse its significance: was it a sign of growing political openness or empty talk; an unscripted debate or a crafty public relations stunt?

Environmental organizations have filed lawsuits to block the project, which would also lead to renewed mining, and they've expressed frustration with signs of growing national openness toward nuclear power.

Can you think of any other books like his? Brown's book — and another called "Paying for It," subtitled "A Guide by Sex Workers for Their Clients" (2004), edited by Greta Christina — indicates that there may be a growing societal openness toward prostitution, one that's moving "reputable," average people to speak up about the value of paying for sex.

Therefore you've got to be open," says Finnigan with a touch of a grimace, and I suspect that it was partly this growing demand for openness that eventually spurred on her decision to quit TV.