Sentence examples for is openness from from inspiring English sources
The best policy is openness from the start.
What I hear from them is openness to Christmas' religious message, combined with willingness -- and indeed a desire -- to be at church and to offer words of praise and thanks to God.
The balancing opposite is openness.
"My sense is that there is an openness from the Scottish government, but they have to have evidence to back it up," says Gurr. "This issue is beginning to build traction.
The very least they deserve is some openness from government and an explanation for what is going on," she said.
"We definitely felt that there was more openness from the new Egyptian leadership".
The cable said the situation in Kashmir was "much better" as security forces no longer roused entire villages in the middle of the night and detained inhabitants indiscriminately, and there was "more openness from medical doctors and the police".
The curious thing is that the openness from the interviewees is rewarded by a kind of dignified interest from the listener, an instinctive rejection of prying or prurience; I remember far more about people's musical choices than I do about their personal lives.
Mehran left Iran, but now he is back, perhaps trusting that there is a new openness from the censors.
