Sentence examples for restored openness from inspiring English sources
With this restored openness, however, will come a restored responsibility.
For four weeks reporters credited Mr. terHorst (pronounced terHORST) — and the new president and his staff — with restoring openness and honesty to the White House after having dealt with a Nixon administration that they had often felt was deliberately misleading them.
The idea was to restore the openness and rawness of the space by peeling away dropped ceilings, paneling and partitions, and then to insert into that rough setting "little jewels or set pieces," he said, meaning discrete rooms or objects with greater refinement and intimacy.
This could be one of the bold, shining symbols of our country's restored rationality and openness to the world.
Pelosi has proclaimed, "As our first order of business, we intend to restore honesty and openness to Congress.
If a site has been abandoned, it could be restored into a wood-pasture if it still retains some structural features such as openness and typical species of a wood-pasture.
