Sentence examples for openness to something from inspiring English sources

"There's this real climate of change and openness to something new," said Claudia Batten, 35, a former executive at Massive, the video game advertising company, who is chief operating officer at Victors and Spoils.

The election represented a rejection of failed policies and bankrupt leadership, and openness to something different.

Mr. Gaultier insists that the tolerant attitudes of his "modest" parents were the cornerstone of his openness to diverse cultures, something reflected in the exhibition section called "Urban Jungle".

"I think that's why there's movement in this church, there's momentum, there's an openness to try to do something to address their needs".

"I think there's a surprising openness to the idea that something's gone badly wrong and needs to be fixed".

It isn't plausible that extrinsic change or openness to it could make something more or less perfect.

Transformation takes a kind of effort--or even an effortless effort--that requires an openness to change and doing something different.

The daily dose of rockets has dropped sharply since last week, suggesting that Hamas does have some control over the other groups that fire them and possibly signalling its openness to a deal.Until something moves it will be ordinary Gazans and the rocket-weary residents of Israel's southern towns, especially Sderot, who pay the price.

Having this openness to any instrument or object is something very important to my work".

Rand Paul, Marco Rubio, Jeb Bush and even Canadian born, ultra-conservative Ted Cruz have expressed openness to a pathway to citizenship for undocumented immigrants, something that Walker opposes.

Whatever you think of their ideas and causes, both Thiel and Kachel represent something of the restlessness, the openness to the future, that has gotten America through other troubled times.