Sentence examples for more open ended from inspiring English sources

No more open ended chequebook.

The music sounded more open ended, with improvisatory lead vocals answered by eager group refrains.

The 1994 letter was more open ended but contained a section that could mean time spent at the typewriter: "I work on," he wrote.

All of this makes the show feel more open ended (and less didactic) than similar "influence" surveys like "Picasso and American Art" at the Whitney in 2006.

Currently there are a number of efforts going on to revise the River Classification system so that it becomes more open ended like the rating system used for rock climbing.

Dr. Hall of Louisville noted that modern toys, for all their technological sophistication, tended to lay down the rules, where the wacky toys of yore tended to be more open ended.

If you retrospectively found closure in Blackstar, then you'll discover a more open ending here: loose threads to unravel that suspicious neatness.

The border between the U.S. and Mexico is clearly on the more open end of that continuum, with most of the border being completely uncontrolled, given its 2,000 mile length.

This DSBH core fold provides a rigid scaffold for the cosubstrates 2-OG and Fe2+, which are located in the more open end of the barrel.

There are significantly more open-end funds than there are closed-end funds.

Quantum theory is looking more and more like string theories, open ended - the more you research the more you find.