Sentence examples for if openness from inspiring English sources

Openness seems to be drawing crowds, especially if openness means not having a ceiling.

If openness means that social networking becomes mainstream as fast as the web did in the 1990s, all networks could gain.

We debated if openness or transparency.

If you believe in openness, stand up for it.

As if she were proud of having her heart trampled by him: as if her openness to this trampling were the main thing, maybe the only thing, she cared to have the world know about.

If such openness sounds crude to some American ears, there is equal distaste here for American norms.

He's been out in the world and seen a war; by contrast to her crimped small-town life, he offers a welcome if drifty openness.

Still, he writes with a funny if boastful openness about various outrageous exploits, arriving at a kind of epiphany at a party given by the "legendary" (Mr. Benza's word) Hollywood producer Bob Evans.

If the openness of his mobiles now seems less impressive than it did in the 1960's (and the need for two conductors less pressing), the rich, curtainlike chords of the "Modules" remain impressive, and the idea in "From Here" of chorus and orchestra as separate entities is remarkable.

If the openness of such questions to competent speakers is sufficient to refute claims of meaning equivalence, it should here refute theories which include descriptive meanings in an otherwise non-cognitive analysis.

If the openness that he heralds helps keep the most recent Android build secure, but also allows for the shipping of dated, unsafe code, the openness of Android is both positive and negative.