Sentence examples for personal openness from inspiring English sources

Jeff Jarvis suggests an intellectual exercise to try and probe the limits of personal openness, posing the provocative question: "Why can't we be completely open about our health?" He says there are three reasons: Insurance, Employment, and Stigma.

The fundamental problem with the case of radical personal openness is that we are a long way from a world where being open will not hurt us.

While the move might be liberating for them, it has also made them vulnerable to fans who misconstrue their un-self-conscious clowning for personal openness.

This now entails, for the poet, a personal openness and a more general admission of what he calls (or rather cites as) "the inward and irremediable / disposition of man".

The brew of Mapplethorpe's artistic history, his personal openness, and then his openness about his medical condition has made him an icon of the age of AIDS — a rival to Rock Hudson as the most famous person to have had the disease.

Lemonade also served as timely reminder that "personal openness can be political, too," writes Sarah MacDonald. .

The goal of this study was to identify the personal correlates (openness to experience and implicit theories of ability) of internalization of aging stereotypes and its relationships with physical activity.

Among personal traits, openness to experience is positive and significant when it comes to predicting informality, whereas extraversion is significant yet makes an individual less likely to be employed informally.

Mary has been quite open with her personal struggles, an openness that's made many fans adore her body of work.

The quest for optimal leadership is about encouraging a creative tension — balancing personal mastery with openness and a deep sense of belonging amongst a diverse community of stakeholders.

Sean Ferguson, an American who runs the MBA programmes at HKUST, says that the government's relatively peaceful handling of OCM is a testament to Hong Kong's respect of personal rights and openness to debate.