Sentence examples for little openness from inspiring English sources

There is very little openness.

Too much privileging of prose for the sake of prose, too little openness to rougher energies.

IT WAS an exceptionally messy procedure, with corners cut, rules broken and little openness or public debate.

In an effort to display a little openness, it has allowed a small group of foreign journalists and an even smaller one of diplomats to pay brief visits to the city.

Ms. Kayyem notes that this system of confidential oversight won't entirely please the government or its critics, but she says, if too little openness may threaten democracy, some opacity may be vital to preserve it.

The profits which Apple harvests from its walled garden have enabled it to provide services and devices that delight its customers, who may be happy to trade a little openness for greater security or ease of use; if not, they can go elsewhere.

Honesty, tenderness, and a little emotional openness.

Given a little more openness, more people might actually believe that.

I would've preferred a little more openness on the acceptable ads process, as a community.

But there is still little political openness, and other legacies of the country's isolation survive.

On arrival, he likes to give speeches (politely) explaining why a little more openness would be in his hosts' interests.