Sentence examples for not very open from inspiring English sources

Some, like France and Spain, are still not very open.

It's sounds a bit boxy and dark, not very open.

She says she isn't happy here as the people are not very open and friendly.

"Several generations of black voters have never voted Republican and are not very open to even considering the option".

"The Bulgarian driver is very informed but not very open to such experiments," he said with a laugh.

"Art spaces are not very open to political artists," admits Tania Volkova, a Moscow-based art historian and activist.

"He wasn't very open in conversation.

"The mayor understands what council work is," he said, "and the frustration of dealing with an executive branch that at some times wasn't very open".

I wasn't very open to marriage.

"The owners of both hotels first weren't very open to the idea," says Paradise's manager, Ploutarchos Tzivanakis.

Artists today aren't very open to having these kinds of intimate photos taken but that's the bulk of my work on jazz for 50 years.