Sentence examples for open to differences from inspiring English sources

Be open to differences and different people.

One result is that the school now is festooned with signs listing what to "start doing" (respecting one another, being open to differences) and what to "stop doing" (name-calling, rumors, blowing events out of proportion).

(Do you really need two mini-refrigerators?) As you learn more about your roommate, be open to differences in backgrounds, politics and music tastes; that's part of the richness of going to college.

"Recent research has shown that introverts are more open to differences in opinion than their extroverted colleagues.

I've noticed that in Ireland people are more open to differences, they're ok.

In addition there is a possibility that some statements might have been open to differences in interpretation.

"Personally," he said, "I think we need to create our own independent sense of glamour, not self-consciously, but because we should stop this superegalitarianism and be more open to difference.

Damian Haasjes, who runs the campaign, said: "It's making sure people are open to difference and clamping down on the derogatory use of the word 'gay'gay

"If you want to interact with locals in a foreign environment, you need to be very open to cultural differences," said Mr. Ottlik.

Don't lose yourself in the name of integrating, but be open to the differences a host culture can offer.

It is well established that talking to, and getting to know an LGBT person makes people more open to their differences and more likely to be an ally.