Sentence examples for open to directions from inspiring English sources

Once he sets his path, he is not always open to directions from others.

The interview was the place where through conversation the phenomenon was explored in an intentional way, while remaining open to directions opened up by the conversation [ 15].

Amanda is open to direction".

Ms. Conrad added that she could not imagine any major changes in the program but is open to new directions.

Less of a "city on a hill," it is more open to new directions: in contrast to the cloistered collegiate worlds of Oxbridge, it brazenly advertises itself as a "global" university at the heart of a world city.

Enough of the Great Game-esque "strategic triangles" — U.S.-China-India, U.S.-India-Afghanistan, or U.S.-Iran-China — that are nothing more than a vice on a region that in its historical prime had been open to all directions.

Seek out the new boss's perspective early and often, and be open to new directions.

Rachid Bouchareb: I think the ending of the film is open to all directions and as you said each of us can read different things in it.

In the words of Frank Sinatra's tune "That's Life", I think it's inevitable in business that some things will work whilst others won't so all you can do is keep going and be open to new directions.

Carter called her a "trooper" and said she was open to the direction he gave her.

"CIOs need to have a vision, but be open to changing course directions along the way," says Bray. Bray's final advice is to think externally and to not lose sight of the fact that it takes a network of people to create culture change.