Sentence examples for open to reflecting from inspiring English sources

"Without the hectic pace, people are more relaxed, more open to reflecting," said Rabbi Aaron Rosenberg of Temple Emanu-El, a Reform congregation in Waterford, Conn.

Next year, a Peopling of America Center, an expansion of the immigration museum on Ellis Island, will open to reflect the full range of American immigrants, from Native Americans to the latest arrivals.

Everything is open to reflect the way you feel and the feeling you want to evoke.

I very much hope he stays around to enjoy having got this building open, and to reflect on it, because opening it is just the beginning".

Government officials said that no decisions were taken at the meeting of the NSC, but they confirmed that the call in the document for London's financial centre to kept open to Russians reflected the government's thinking that it wanted to target action against Moscow and not damage British interests.

Fires and Kona think the growing number of stars open to fauxcest reflect the ubiquity of the genre in the industry and beyond.

At every turn, I found a Jesus who reached across the lines, who went out of his way to welcome the "other," and who stood up, even in harm's way, to challenges systems that marginalized, oppressed and withheld favor to change, to open up, and to reflect more beautifully the open-ended love to be fully realized within God's kingdom.

"Imagine the difference it will make when we open our industry to reflect the complete mosaic and diversity of our world and the movements and conversations it can trigger".

The vast ground floor, which is entered from Howard Street, is anchored at each end with a system of louvers that rotate at regular intervals to enclose the entire space in whiteness or open it up to reflected glimpses of the outside.

This is similar to a gratitude journal but you only need to write one experience per day and after one year you may open the jar to reflect on the amazing experiences you had throughout the year.

The awards reflect Guardian values in two ways: first in terms of categories - Best Actor, for instance, is open to both genders, reflecting Guardian practice of also referring to women by that term; Best Film doesn't discriminate between fact, fiction and foreign language.