Sentence examples for into openness from inspiring English sources

Well, I'd love to be able to say that Adobe is really into openness, but they're not.

Increased patient education might shift that indifference into openness, although it also could be the case that those patients' needs are being met elsewhere.

If you find one, or think of one, frame your conversation in the form of questions and this can provide you insight into their openness to go deeper into exploration with you.

Thus the article on Heidegger includes sentences such as: ". . . the essence of human being is 'factical', always already thrust into concernful openness to itself and thus into the ineluctability of self-becoming".

But Britain should also coax its offshore dependencies into greater openness.

Her body, a gangling collection of limbs, is a site of potential awkwardness that she isn't afraid to exploit in knock-kneed comedy or to convert into emotional openness.

But the new freedoms allowed foreign reporters are at least a step forward, and evidence to support those who argued that the Olympics would force China into greater openness.

At the time, Bush administration officials privately expressed satisfaction about the delay and attributed Russia's move, in part, to its desire to help the West pressure Iran into more openness about its nuclear program.

Over the last several weeks, Mr. Bloomberg's once-strong opposition to revising the city's term limits, which restrict elected city officeholders to two consecutive four-year terms, has morphed into an openness to extending them.

The other trend the Dash is tapping into is openness.

Dead Drops, a project that came out of Bartholl's artist residency at NYC-baced art and technology center EYEBEAM, brings file sharing out into the openness of public spaces.