Sentence examples similar to is open to correction from inspiring English sources
Both are journeys of intellectual discovery in which those who survey experience from an initially chosen point of view must be open to correction in the light of further experience.
Try to see things from others' perspectives and be open to corrections.
As Katinka Barysch, of the London-based Centre for European Reform, notes drily, "the Russians have a somewhat different approach to law, so whether you can aim to solve all problems with a legal document is open to doubt".Correction: we wrongly stated that Russia had blocked an oil pipeline to Lithuania's refinery since 1996.
And because we are open, with no paywall, we are able to put the reader at the heart of what we do; we are open to suggestion, correction, clarification, engagement and debate.
Finally, any correction for publication bias would be open to question, as it inevitably involves assumptions that are impossible to verify.
Correction: the original version of this article incorrectly said that Gaile was open to dating women.
Be open to possibilities.
