Sentence examples for more openly to from inspiring English sources

Rulers were aspiring more openly to divinity, and Greek art was no barrier to its explicit expression.

By Alan Burdick We often respond more openly to computers and robots than we do to our fellow-humans.

It surprised many by voting last October in favour of a bigger UN presence and has since pressed the Sudanese ever more openly to resolve the conflict.

Under the system adopted since, then patients' wishes are meant to guide the care they need and staff are supposed to talk more openly to them and their relatives under a new "five priorities of care" approach.

In turn, the fashion world is admitting more openly to its fondness for Uggs: in fact, to say you've always liked them and worn them all along is to suggest that you are immune to fashion's fickle nature.

Talking more openly to Iran and Syria is one of these, and is expected to figure prominently in the report of the bipartisan Iraq Study Group being prepared for Congress by James Baker, who was secretary of state when Mr Bush's father was president.

Onstage he quickly worked himself up to sounding more openly agonized, to the delight of fans who knew every word and only whooped louder as Mr. Kasher detailed his torments.

As this example and the next two quotes demonstrate, men tended to feel more openly entitled to pressuring their partner into HIVST, with women instead using less overt means.

Chatter, an internal communications product introduced in 2010, is intended to get people to share and collaborate more openly, aiming to create a faster-moving and less formal workplace.

One of the best ways to move the situation along and flirt more openly is to get involved in a conversation with your crush.

To do this, terminologies under development should be made more openly available to standardization working groups in the development phase (and not only after completion).