Sentence examples for open differences from inspiring English sources

They may wish for such open differences of opinion in their own countries.

He tartly noted the open differences of opinion inside the administration and he warned that it was dangerous for the United States to flout world opinion.

"I think that it's a sign of maturity of a community when we can have open differences," Mr. Peskin said.

Tonally he is emollient and led a coalition government in which there were open differences between ministers from the two parties.

Held in the former Communist Party hotel in Prague, it was marked by an informality and open differences of opinion, which before had been smothered by Soviet-dominated uniformity.

After Rick Pitino, with whom he had had open differences about philosophy, left to return to college coaching at Kentucky, Bianchi named Stu Jackson, who was more in tune with the general manager's thinking, as the head coach.

While officials on both sides are denying that there is any open difference, it is indicated that UN officials and Washington do not entirely see eye to eye on this question.

France's decision to invite Mr. Mugabe opened differences within the European Union, which agreed last year to bar him from traveling to its 15 member countries because of human rights violations.

In Thessalonica and various towns of Anatolia and Syria, the Blues and Greens were settling their differences with open conflict.

Be open to differences and different people.

I am tolerant and open to differences.