Sentence examples for opening up to changes from inspiring English sources

So I'm definitely opening up to changes in my life and this show gives me the opportunity to learn from these others women as well," said Haqq.

Many political analysts see moves like the recent clampdown on demonstrations and the banning of American adoptions of Russian children as signals that the government is digging in, rather than opening up to change.

Like some of the returned exiles interviewed for this report, she feels that the government will have to open up to change one day.

"Culture in Italy is in the hands of people who may know everything about Vasari" but are afraid to open up to change, he said.

DENVER — Mountain bikers, now barred from most backcountry areas in national parks, could have thousands of miles of trails opened up to them under a rule change proposed Thursday by the Interior Department.

Such transformations opened up to various changes, such as those seen in ECCE, and resonate with social changes seen in Canada in the last decades of the 20th Century and which have come to the fore in Australia with, for example, broad public support for 'the Apology' to the Indigenous peoples of the country (Government of Australia, 2008).

Parties need to open up to real change and diversity.

Even the church began to open up to social and cultural change.

Others in the camp dream of being resettled in Australia, America or another rich country—an option now being opened up to them, following a change of policy by the Thai government.

Recent events in Myanmar — admittedly a very different country from North Korea — have demonstrated how a hitherto entrenched and recalcitrant authoritarian regime can unexpectedly open up to the possibility of change.

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