Sentence examples for remarkable openness from inspiring English sources

Second, Shakespeare shares with the English language itself – his language – a remarkable openness to linguistic innovation by immigrant cultures.

Second, as their operations expanded, they all exhibited a remarkable openness to new ideas that would facilitate internationalism even when those ideas challenged established practice and core capabilities.

This practice shows remarkable openness and self-confidence, and it suggests something very different from the neurosis and narcissism so often ascribed to writers who draw from the reservoir of the self.

This is because meditation's boom comes at a time of remarkable openness to questions about religion itself, with people — particularly young ones — probing much more about what, exactly, constitutes a "religious" practice, belief or prayer.

Japan's national character throughout the bulk of its history displays a remarkable openness to and interest in other cultures, and a steadfast desire to learn from those cultures.

That's Kawasaki's genius, and Google's remarkable open source style openness.

"Today, the mutual contempt and mistrust with which Hindus and Muslims regard each other here is remarkable for its openness," Ms. Dugger wrote in early March of 2002.

They created a remarkable sense of openness and light, but also a hazard for the Falks' 1-year-old son, Dimitri.

Schuyler's love poems to men are remarkable for their openness (in the 1950s) and for their eager charm: "We talked on Sunday on an extravagant invention, / the telephone: I miss you".

Together with university rectors, high-ranking alumni and several prominent public figures, they aired their grievances in discussions with Government representatives in a remarkable gesture of openness in this polarized nation.

In sheer volume, the release of more than two years of committee correspondence was both a remarkable display of openness and an effort to show that there was nothing unusual in what Mr. McCain has done by writing to agencies that regulate the companies whose employees have supported his campaign.