Sentence examples for open to discovery from inspiring English sources
There was a way in which I felt very open to discovery, rather than focused on a fixed destination, and that openness is what led me to a song that means a lot to me.
Todd is more open to discovery.
The ruling leaves the N.C.A.A.'s licensing contracts open to discovery.
But by leaving the museum open to exploratory play, Oppenheimer also left its conclusions open to discovery.
They talked a lot about working on the craft, about how you have to be open to discovery, etc.
But I'm always open to discoveries as well.
In Katherine there is the faint perfume of a life: proper, independent and, in her dying, open to understated discovery.
The idealists argue that raising the status of poverty data to that of economic or fiscal data, and public scrutiny of performance, will prevent waste and misuse, or, at worst, open it to discovery later.
Over the years, I have become a different person, essentially in flux, always open to new discoveries and insights.
Trusting your instincts, while also being open to new discoveries; to write a little each day without despair; to revel in the mysteries of revelations.
