Sentence examples for openness to performance from inspiring English sources

"I have encountered more and more people who are coming into visual arts, being newly hired in past few years in museums, that do seem to have some real openness to performance and are looking at it on its own terms," said Sarah Maxfield, a dance and theater artist and performance curator.

There's an openness to his performance at all ages that makes even Gabriel's rebellious teen self sympathetic.

Table 3 in turn characterizes these episodes in terms of five elements: (1) macroeconomic performance, (2) openness to international trade, (2) technological change and physical capital accumulation, (3) unions and labor institutions, and (5) social protection.

For Fox, the standard continues to be musical performance, with its openness to interpretation.

Considering the energy demands of a long tour -- and one comprised of four physically challenging powerhouse concertos -- I asked Roman how he maintains his sense of openness and spontaneity from performance to performance.

Furthermore, a regression analysis indicated that openness to experience, implicit theories of intelligence, and age influenced game performance.

Although not significant at the student level, the school average openness to problem-solving (SOPENPS) was found to be positively associated with mathematics performance in Thailand.

Keller et al. (2005) found weak positive correlations between sunny days and performance on two measures of cognition, digit span and openness to new information [ 1].

This was surprising, since we had expected LI performance to correlate with other measures of creativity, as well as the personality trait of openness to experience.

During his years as an elder statesman of jazz, Hines's dazzling technique remained as strong as ever, and his performance at the 1974 Montreux Jazz Festival (released on the album West Side Story) revealed his continued openness to new ideas.

Does this sound like openness to compromise?