Sentence examples for renewed openness from inspiring English sources

You are a diehard Chelsea fan taking advantage of Burma's renewed openness to tourism.

But renewed openness to foreigners and a resolve to sort out the government finances demand a firm hand.

"The Lord asks of us a renewed openness," Francis said, in a homily in Saint Peter's basilica on the eve of the synod.

Southeast Asians have a renewed openness towards American leadership, and meaningful initiatives can be started that would resonate with regional aspirations.

"We've become warmer and fuzzier," said General Manager Terry Bradway, who insisted that the renewed openness would not lead to a lack of aggressiveness under Coach Herman Edwards, who replaced Al Groh.

But governments at every level are being forced to get creative as they seek new ways to finance basic public services, and if anything good is to come of the current catfight in Washington, it may be a renewed openness to all manner of budget-cutting, tax-reforming ideas.

A comic, contemplative dynamism, a gratuity, a movement from play to play, a definitiveness that responds to some deep need, a religious need, a sense of meaning that is at once final and provisional: a substratum of dependable regularity, continuity, and an ever renewed variety, openness to new possibilities, new chances.

In an interview with Bleacher Report's Mike Freeman last month, that owner signaled an openness to renewed discussions about the league's disciplinary policies.

The publishers hope this openness could spark renewed growth in the audio book business, which generated $923 million in sales last year, according to the Audio Publishers Association.

There is also a renewed focus on promoting greater economic openness and integration of Brazil into the global economy.

The introduction of glasnost ("openness") in the late 1980s brought renewed access to Solzhenitsyn's work in the Soviet Union.