Sentence examples for open to becoming from inspiring English sources

"Why I was so open to becoming this person, I have no idea," he wrote.

Chuck McCarthy, an LA-based actor who supplements his income by walking people, said he was open to becoming a host.

While the two D&G designers have been collectively criticised for the comments, Gabbana told Panorama he was open to becoming a father and has since said the suggestion he is against gay adoption is wrong.

David Davis, the Conservative MP, also said the force should not have confirmed Richard's identity to the BBC, stating: "It lays the process of law and order open to becoming a machinery for injustice" while Andrew Turner, Tory MP for the Isle of Wight, tweeted: "News that police worked with the BBC on raid on Cliff Richard's house is concerning".

One-way anonymity might well have made the service more obviously open to becoming a conduit for bullying.

I'm not a Bielieber right now, but I'm totally open to becoming one if you give me the impetus or, at the very least, an amazing tune.

This will always be a struggle, but the friction that is engendered from struggling against one's habitual nature creates the inner dynamic that opens one to becoming a creative problem solver.

He responded with his habitual enthusiasm, especially when it occurred to him that this might open the way to becoming a music critic.

I've even found that sometimes what breaks my heart can in time open a gateway to becoming even more loving.

While requests are all about strengthening relationships on a one-on-one level, hashtags opens up SoundTracking to becoming a significantly more dynamic platform, giving users who are not otherwise connected a way of tuning in to each other.

That, in turn, opens the door to becoming proactive.