Sentence examples for open seeking from inspiring English sources

"When I was first with Bush in Austin, what I saw was a self-help Methodist, very open, seeking," Wallis says now. "What I started to see at this point was the man that would emerge over the next year -- a messianic American Calvinist.

Should the heavens open, seek shelter at the recently revamped World of Wedgwood (01782 282986; worldofwedgwood.com) in Stoke-on-Trent.

"I spent five months before we opened seeking things out," Tomer says.

Thus, crowdfunding can be viewed as one form of open search (actively seeking out ideas from outsiders).

Residential homes across the country will throw open their doors next summer for the first "care homes open day", seeking to build links with their local communities.

On Saturday the filmmaker Thomas Allen Harris is hosting a Digital Diaspora Family Reunion Roadshow at the Schomburg Center, part of a series of open houses seeking photos and anecdotes.

Even the reformist bloc, generally the most publicly open to seeking to improve Iran's international ties, comes down heavily on the side of developing nuclear power.

Now, says Gary Mulcahey, director of Fulham's centre of excellence, parents attend open evenings seeking reassurance that their daughters can make a living out of playing.

While they may have become more open to seeking the latest trends in music, clothes, and technology, especially after 2009, they still hold onto their religious beliefs.

The federal Liberals, who have made renewing the relationship with indigenous Canadians a priority, have signaled they are open to seeking a resolution outside the court system.

He is open about seeking ties of some sort in Australia.