They are defined by inarguably positive qualities: light, space, openness, intimacy, views, connectedness to nature – the opposite of a standard-issue hospital environment.
The complex's buildings are arranged around a series of courtyards, which provide both a sense of enclosure and openness to views, and one of which is planted with a little orchard.
But the wall of windows on the ground floor of the main house is a slightly discordant element - justifiable, perhaps, as a means of giving the small living room the openness and view that it needs, but somewhat destructive in terms of permitting the facade to be read as a coherent whole.
Education and openness were viewed as essential in promoting the appropriate response from an ill employee and in dealing with inquiries about the situation.
Among Mr. Gore's other themes was an openness to voters' views.
The zones were established by the Chinese authorities, nominally to show their openness to divergent views during the Games.
One quickly sensed his interest in new people, his openness to other views, his ability not only to care but to act.
Back then, Mr. Sonnenfeld, too, praised Mr. Trump's openness to business views as a welcome change from an Obama administration perceived as anti-business.
"He said, 'Well, I'm not a Democrat.' " In writing their book, Frank was impressed not only by Bernanke's openness to opposing views but also by his wry humor and his lack of ego.
Specifically, I study how to help families effectively support student success (e.g. increasing attendance, homework completion, etc.), and how to improve democracy (e.g., increasing election participation, openness to opposing views, etc.).
