Sentence examples similar to is open to influence from inspiring English sources

He was open to influence, intellectually mobile and properly curious.

Justices are human, and are open to influence by public events and political pressure.

The nouveau roman (French: "new novel") was open to influence from works being written abroad, notably by William Faulkner, and from the cinema.

One would have to believe that the American legal system was open to influence from politics and money to think that switching ownership would help.

But many parents who've delayed or refused vaccinations on behalf of their children without a medical reason to do so might be open to influence.

The group has been criticized for being unwilling to open its membership to journalists from major publications abroad and for being open to influence from Hollywood studios eager to cater to the group.

The Foreign Press Association members have been criticized in the past for being open to influence by Hollywood studios because they are annually wined and dined by aspirants to the awards and because they are such a small group of voters.

After all, the few owners who are on Twitter are less likely to reveal internal disagreements than such a large, far-flung group of players who are open to influence from families and friends back home during the off-season.

Over the years, the board leaned more heavily on the discretionary awards — and not just in emergency cases — drawing questions about whether the process was open to influence by politically connected developers.

You're open to influence, but you don't respond well to manipulation.

Inclusion: Listen with humility, speak with conviction, be open to influence, nurture and invest in each other, dream and deliver together.