Sentence examples for openly see from inspiring English sources

Johnson said if Catt won the case, "police would be largely disabled from recording what they openly see in a public place at public demonstrations which involve criminality, thereby obtaining and retaining important intelligence information".

"Technology has brought a lot to the fore, because now we are able to openly see what is actually going on inside minds," said Jackson.

If only we had characters like Kate back then; it would have made the strange lesbian compilation corner of YouTube almost redundant, and would have meant our experiences, and the experiences of our queer contemporaries, were out there to openly see, talk about and normalize.

Legitimate message testing surveys sometimes cross ethical lines, especially when they raise explosive topics that candidates are unwilling to discuss openly (see the controversy over the calls in New Hampshire and Iowa that tested negative messages about the Mitt Romney's religion).

And last week the first official evaluation of the scheme, by York University's social policy research unit, says private firms are "openly seeing their most job-ready participants more frequently than those with more severe barriers to work".

In Enchanted, characters from past Disney films are openly seen, such as the appearances of Thumper and Flower from Bambi in the 2D animation portion of the film.

I know I want to serve others, to help them realize their potential, to bring to life those big dreams that they are too scared to talk about openly, to see and feel what I see and feel for them, to believe in themselves.

Though taken as a quasi manifesto for the Existentialist movement, the transcript of this lecture was the only publication that Sartre openly regretted seeing in print.

Though they didn't discuss it openly, they saw his behavior as the first signs of homosexuality, which they regarded as a disease.

Marriages were usually arranged by parents, who openly wished to see their children rise (or at least not fall) in status.

Absolutely," said Colonel Packard, who said that some older staff members and retirees would prefer to see openly gay students barred from the academies.