Sentence examples for openness to both from inspiring English sources

Progressive Christians have the added advantages of a positive view of human nature, a general optimism about the future, a recognition of moral complexities and an openness to both religious and philosophical pluralism.

I argue that one of the reasons for Bombay's meteoric rise as a production center was its openness to both non-modern (monsoon and cotton futures markets) and corporate financial practices premised on speculation, an openness that attracted a nascent group of entrepreneurs who were sensitive to increasing colonial scrutiny and attuned to the productivity of risk.

Give us this day an openness to both show love and respect to our neighbour and the grace to receive it.

The Buddha said that to find enlightenment, one must chop wood and carry water, meaning that the deepest, more purposeful life may not be one dedicated to an extraordinary cause or endeavor, but one that's simply lived with a deep sense of awareness and openness to both the known and the unknown.

During these encounters with nurses we felt a willingness and openness to share both positive and negative perceptions and experiences.

The other macroeconomic variables we used were the Gross Capital Formation (GCF) and Trade Openness (TO), which were both expected to have a positive coefficient, implying a positive impact on economic growth.

Economics has a long history of openness to thinkers on both sides of the political divide and is the one social science field that actually looks like America; it has roughly equal proportions of professors who identify as Republicans, independents and Democrats.

Miraculously, both the church and Heather were able to demonstrate both openness to the other and deep devotion to themselves.

Their concept is based on the promotion of the values of peace, modernism, openness to other cultures on both sides of the borders, and our communities, both local and refugee, take part in the life and management of the school.

In the longer term, greater openness to trade reduces vulnerability to both sudden stops and currency crashes.

Official openness to religious diversity permits both communities to practice their faiths.