Sentence examples for openness made from inspiring English sources

Vice City remains one of the best open-world games ever made, not just because the amount of freedom it offered the player at the time of the game's release was astonishing but also because, unlike most contemporary open-world games, its openness made sense thematically.

The scope of No Man's Sky, along its openness, made it easy to get carried away.

Adding two brilliant drivers to the endearing, barking, post-race honesty of Niki Lauda and the teutonic terminator Toto Wolff's rare openness made for great entertainment.

This kind of openness made Windows a standard, but users were still locked in.Now it seems that, thanks to the internet, the IT industry has entered a positive feedback loop in favour of open standards.

McCarthy said that his openness made the students more respectful: "I wasn't the police to them, because they knew me on a personal level, rather than what that badge stood for".

On Wednesday, the House Rules Committee held an emergency hearing to expedite the bill, and it went to the floor under a so-called closed rule, which does not allow for amendments, counter to the promise of more openness made by Speaker John A. Boehner.

Phillip's very openness makes him a natural, uncomprehending victim.

Openness makes people more liberal, while conscientiousness makes them more conservative.

Lacey's winning openness makes Emily's death even more heartbreaking.

Its openness makes economic inefficiency and political fudge harder to hide.So what should the government do now?

Their documentary-style openness makes even their literary finish feel like raw material — like the matter of life awaiting the hand of yet another creator.