Sentence examples for has no openness from inspiring English sources
"Blood Simple" has no openness — it doesn't breathe.
They are ripe for ridiculing because they are ridiculous in many cases, and the only reason they are advancing is because they plug in the conceptual and theoretical holes in their theories with buzzwords that have no meaning – "openness" or "the sharing economy" – what on earth is the sharing economy?
Android's openness has no such limit, though, so that platform will allow inbox to loop in old school texting too.
"These meetings have no transparency, no openness nor any involvement of the public.
"It has an openness to others, to other cultures, to the South, to minorities.
She had an openness that exposed her to damage.
A top trade official said that a declaration at the opening meeting by Vice Premier Wu Yi, the leader of the Chinese delegation, that Beijing had no intention of abandoning its openness policy was somewhat reassuring, but many remain unconvinced.
The torch relay "has symbolized openness, it has symbolized hopes," he said.
Mind, the mental health charity, has made openness in the workplace one of its primary aims.
Beyond arguing that the seaport of Gdańsk has had openness thrust upon it by geography, the 50-year-old mayor claims history has left the city naturally pluralistic.
