Sentence examples for open to articulating from inspiring English sources

The clinicians who volunteered for the study may represent a group of individuals who are particularly open to articulating their insights regarding the therapeutic process.

It opens the door to articulating the benefits of an education I believe still stands as the model for the world.

In a phone interview, Lorin Stein, editor of The Paris Review, observed that Ms. McNally was uniquely poised to withstand Amazon, which, he said, served well those buyers who knew what they wanted, but not those impulse buyers who are open to ardent, articulate persuasion.

Get used to articulating controversial topics clearly.

Google was trying to articulate a clear message: Apple is closed, we are open.

It provides an open and flexible approach, rather than seeking to articulate a number of general statements.

"There is an increased anxiety among young men because this generation of women is more open to erotica, more articulate about their own needs," said Megan Fleming, a former director of the sexual health and rehabilitation program at Beth Israel Medical Center in New York and a clinical psychologist and sex therapist whose practice focuses on people under 40.

While it is clear that he understands the villa is opening with a new mission, he neglects to articulate that mission for his readers.

"It's probably the best platform we've had to articulate that our sport is open and accessible to all".

To learn these skills, registrars need supervisors to articulate their reasoning, and be open about the interpersonal challenge of managing difficult therapeutic interactions.

The modern desacralized world, open to human exploitation, as articulated by Cartesianism but prepared by Ockham and even in some respects by Aquinas, is also in reality in important respects an impersonalized world.