Sentence examples for more openly of from inspiring English sources

Since then, the tax court has proposed changes and has begun speaking more openly of its procedures.

"People understand that the real cause of their suffering is the occupation". However, although the movement retains its core of support, some Gazans are now speaking more openly of their frustration with Hamas.

This remark, indeed Freud's whole psychoanalytical strategy of fading into the background so that patients might be freed to speak more openly of their problems, has come to mind whenever I have been interviewed by Terry Gross, host of "Fresh Air," the hourlong show that is broadcast daily on some 300 National Public Radio stations to around three million listeners.

Certainly you hear the word "pikey" used with more casual frequency than you do other more openly disapproved-of racial epithets.

Now, with that out of the way, I feel I can more openly say: Of all of the most oft-discussed smartphones of the moment (Pre, G1, iPhone, myTouch, and Touch Pro 2, to name a few), the N97 is somewhere near the bottom of the list for me.

But Mr. Schröder's comments, in the heat of politics, were sharper and more openly critical of the Bush administration, and appeared designed to appeal to the majority of voters who oppose German participation in any war against Iraq, even with a United Nations mandate.

Mr Gove makes it plain that teachers' leaders will have to be more openly critical of items like the "dumbing down" of exam standards to improve their public esteem.

If only Mr. Hoyle, full of fresh insights from his recent trip, would confront the consequences of his presence in Nigeria more openly, instead of through his characters' oblique references to an invisible white guy named Dan.

Prince Abdullah also has a measure of respect in the Arab world for being more openly critical of Washington than some others.

Beşiktaş are seen as the halkın takımı, the "people's team", with a traditionally more working-class and leftwing fanbase, and segments of its fans have in the past been more openly critical of the current ruling AK party.

"There's only so much he can do," said Carter, adding that Tice may be more openly critical of the mercurial receiver Randy Moss than Green was.