Sentence examples for open expressions from inspiring English sources

Anti-Semitism didn't disappear, of course, but open expressions of it were frowned upon, at least in Western Europe.

From the 1940s on, the Anglo-Iranian Oil Company wasubjectctotopenexpressionsofs of discontent, strikes and critisism from international labour organisations.

The baddies, on the other hand, are often portrayed as infidels to their spouses or their country and prone to open expressions of physical desire.

Despite their open expressions and ready smiles, their unhappiness was like an object in the room, to be wrestled with and made the best of.

It was one of the first open expressions of welcome received by American troops in Iraq, but it was not the only one.

But they proposed keeping the ban on gay adult leaders and said that any open expressions of sexuality, whether heterosexual or homosexual, had no place in scouting.

It is an open expression that, religious leaders say, allows Cubans to express themselves in ways otherwise proscribed.

Ditto for Kennedy's assertion that "open expression of racial prejudice is politically and socially suicidal".

She has a happy, open expression and a gap between her front teeth.

Sinopoli, by contrast, is all open expression, as if he were affixing big labels to the music.

The open expression of antisemitic ideas is a taboo in much of the west, if perhaps a receding one.