Sentence examples for open posture from inspiring English sources

Whoever follows will be wise to maintain the open posture.

Linux, an open-source competitor to Windows, stands to benefit from Microsoft's more open posture.

Averted eyes and folded arms tell you that he is shutting you out; facing you with an open posture says that he's listening.

Gradually, Bush lost what Richard Perle, who would later head a largely private-sector group under Bush called the Defense Policy Board Advisory Committee, had described as his open posture during foreign-policy tutorials prior to the 2000 campaign.

The comments seemed to reflect a more conciliatory and open posture toward peace negotiations with the Taliban, and they came a day after Mr. Karzai's return from a trip to the United States that included talks at the United Nations and the White House.

When you greet others with a smile, with an open posture and with a glint in your eyes, you invite others to treat you the same way.

As predicted, the more open postures fared best in terms of requests to meet up.

Another showed that subjects made to assume erect and open postures were more likely to take the initiative or risks in various tasks compared with cohorts who were forced into closed and constricted postures.

Likewise, when we need to show we are open to someone's ideas or need to take charge we will adopt open postures.

Hale stands in an open, passive posture, his arms at his sides.

Confidence is created by a relaxed, open body posture, low, easy breathing and a warm, resonant vocal tone.