Sentence examples for openness for a from inspiring English sources
Whereas the US debate seems to be caught in the perennial squabble between Congress and the Obama administration, the European context provides more openness for a comprehensive discourse.
In the eighties, before the crackdown at Tiananmen Square, an interest in psychoanalysis became a symbol of openness for a generation of élite college students, a fad known as Freud Fever.
In a moment of unusual openness for a Middle Eastern ruling family, the king commissioned and accepted the findings of an independent report into what happened, which confirmed that the security forces had killed and tortured protesters.
The partial media access — which has been gingerly incorporated into these meetings since last August — marks a relative openness for an organization that, under its nonprofit status, has shielded its donors' identities.
Openness for China is a means to an end — prosperity and development — but not a value.
Openness for immigration is a traditional progressive ideal just as much as the other two and especially the admission of refugees has often been advocated in the language of solidarity.
In fact, while Iranians went to the polls, those very Sunni Arab states who could have looked to Rouhani's openness for diplomacy in a positive light, reacted with clenched fists.
The openness makes for a style that isn't defined by its speed or drumbeat, but rather its flavor in a pure sense.
This peculiarity of signs, their general interpretive openness, accounted for a particular understanding of the relationship between the pox and the body in which it was lodged.
I think that part of the strength of the arts is that you try to leave a little openness for the parts of our minds that are a little bit less rational and that don't have this strict linear codex of how you interpret something.
"We're hearing in the marketplace an openness for experimentation [and] we're willing to be innovative around what a business model will look like," Sankaran says.
