Sentence examples for opening to something from inspiring English sources

It could be the first line of a joke, or an opening to something much darker.

But it feels like an opening to something -- to a past without idealizing it or even substituting it for the very real movement and interactions that I am starting to feel I am living.

There is nothing worse than the zeal of a convert, to paraphrase Oscar Wilde, so I'm sorry about this, but I feel as if my eyes have been opened to something horrifying.

Snap wants its ads to open to something interesting rather than a boring mobile website.

I said this in a slightly goofy voice, as though I was looking for simple clarification but possibly open to something new.

I found myself open to something permanent.

"We would certainly be open to something like that in Yemen as well," Mrs. Clinton responded.

I wonder if audiences are more open to something like this today because, through streaming, there is less emphasis placed on genre.

Bonhoeffer's family, a group of forward thinkers, is described early in the documentary as "conservative in the best way, open to something new but not losing touch with where they stood".

It is rare, apparently, for Americans to be so open to something so orthogonal to life in the U.S.

Be open to something new.