Sentence examples for open to telling from inspiring English sources

We got permission from the hospital, and we spent a lot of time speaking to her; you know, she was very open to telling her story because she believed very strongly that she didn't want anyone else to go through what she had.

"[Mainly for] a younger generation who are much more brash and open to telling their ideas and later on realising it might not be sensible to say everything out there or message everything you think".

SmartThings sensors hook into a main hub and are designed to tell you all sorts of things about your home, from detecting intruders or sensing if someone left a window open to telling you if the temperature outside is cooler than inside.

The women we spoke to were great; they were very open to telling their stories.

(Program Note 2: I will be one tiny cog in the media machine in Charlotte, and knowing that the hordes of other journalists will likely "scoop" me on any important story, I am open to telling the "stories not heard" during the Democrats' convention. Got a group that is protesting and wants some media attention? Contact me.

A twisting path through Christmas trees opens into a clearing in which a badger can be summoned by using an old-fashioned phone, and a suitcase snaps open to tell the story of Jack Frost in silhouette.

Why are we not open to tell their stories and struggles on a greater stage?

It took Spurs General Manager R. C. Buford less than six minutes on July 1 when the market opened to tell Ginobili that he was wanted and needed.

Icons light up when a new e-mail or IM comes in – touch the area, and the notifications menu opens to tell you what's going on.

For instance, at 25 I was more open to writers telling me how to live and how to think; by 65 I had come to dislike didacticism.

"There are still things that are new and taboo and open to being told by women".