Sentence examples for open to opposing from inspiring English sources

Does she seem to be open to opposing points of view?

The fact that she has succeeded in making a film so open to opposing interpretations – and yet accessible, internally consistent and commercially viable – is encouraging.

As for the ground game, Americans for Prosperity has three offices in the state, plans on opening a fourth and intends to marshal hundreds of volunteers to go door to door to reach out to voters identified as being open to opposing Ms. Cortez Masto.

Today's South seems more evangelical, more enamored with a glorified past, less open to opposing views.

A 2010 survey by Pew found that Facebook users are more trusting and more politically engaged than those who use other sites, and that users of MySpace "are more likely to be open to opposing points of view".

In contrast, foxes are base their predictions on verifiable evidence, open minded, and are receptive to opposing opinions.

"Look at the success of 'The Secret' and 'The Purpose Driven Life.'" He also hopes the site can transcend partisanship and become a destination for thinkers open to hearing opposing views.

One of the most difficult, perhaps, would be opening the government-controlled press to opposing viewpoints.

A spokesman for Mr. Lauder said that should the City Council adopt such a permanent change, he would consider opening his wallet to oppose it with advertisements, as he has in the past.

They took drugs partying and are open to science as opposed to having polished stones placed on their backs".

It would have been open to anyone who opposed the bid to have challenged Hunt's decision to allow it to go ahead.