Sentence examples for open to views from inspiring English sources

Despite London 2012 being heralded as a celebration of a diverse society, the research suggests much of the electorate remains open to views traditionally associated with far-right groups.

This past September, however, despite opposition from the state, three highly respected Istanbul universities joined forces to hold an academic conference of scholars open to views not tolerated by the official Turkish line.

Now, when you pass through the corner entrance, you find yourself in a vast glass-enclosed space — it includes most of the area where the triangular plaza used to be — that is full of light and open to views of the surrounding city.

Already, legislators in a half-dozen states — Alabama, Florida, Louisiana, Michigan, Missouri and South Carolina — have tried to require that classrooms be open to "views about the scientific strengths and weaknesses of Darwinian theory," according to a petition from the Discovery Institute, the Seattle-based strategic center of the intelligent design movement.

Already, legislators in six states — Alabama, Florida, Louisiana, Michigan, Missouri and South Carolina — have considered legislation requiring classrooms to be open to "views about the scientific strengths and weaknesses of Darwinian theory," according to a petition from the Discovery Institute, the Seattle-based strategic center of the intelligent-design movement.

Rooms open to views of the mountains and ocean.

The subterranean vault is open to view.

Fleming's complications were open to view.

The mechanics of the restaurant are open to view.

But in a Wooster performance nothing is hidden; everything is open to view.

The bustling, fluorescent kitchen, with its gleaming white tile and glowing brick ovens, is open to view.