Sentence examples for message of openness from inspiring English sources

Still, Mrs. Clinton tried not to allow the leak to muddy her message of openness in this restrictive country.

Voters who heeded the president's campaign message of openness must demand any exceptions to be few and far between.

The project, called "The Other Nefertiti," attracted wide attention, with many praising the artists' message of openness, their guerrilla tactics and their clever use of scanning technology.

The Obama administration, while skeptical of Mr. Rouhani's message of openness, would like to resolve tensions with Iran through negotiations, while Israel has warned that Iran may be trying to buy time for developing a nuclear weapon.

With no one asking these questions, few business people are coming out, and the message of openness, diversity and inclusion, which most LGBT champions agree must come from the top, gets lost.

Like the American commanders who accompanied him, he walked without a helmet or body armor — meant to send a message of openness to the villagers — although Marines were posted with rifles at regular intervals on the street, and at least two helicopters kept watch overhead.

But the messages of openness contrasted sharply with actions taken in Beijing and elsewhere in the country.

In the Xi Jinping decade, China's First Couple operates as the medium of a message of dynamism, openness and confidence.

Tosha Silver inspires me with her message of "Outrageous Openness," named after her first book that became a runaway hit.

When we tell the world, "Yes, we are a country that will even tolerate a mosque near the site of 9/11," we send such a powerful message of inclusion and openness.

He was tragically shot and killed the year after he took office, but his message of hope and openness lives on to this day.