Sentence examples for sign of open from inspiring English sources

Despite the scale of Dugdale's defeat, there was no sign of open rebellion against her leadership.

Despite the famine of 1996-97, when many died of starvation, there is no sign of open dissent.

Second, this first sign of open rancor could augur a heated negotiation when the collective bargaining agreement expires in September.

We look for the dark grey in the clouds on the horizon that is a sign of open water reflected on the white sky.

Mr. Zardari is to remain in office until September, and though relations between the two men have been tense at times, in recent months there has been little sign of open enmity.

BEIJING — In a rare sign of open opposition against two of China's most powerful leaders, a group of retired Communist Party members have called for the resignation of the country's security boss, Zhou Yongkang, and a top propaganda official, Liu Yunshan.

Political calculations aside, experts say that the decision to let Ms. Sánchez and other critics travel is a sign of opening on the part of the regime.

If things don't go according to plan with my shoulder, well that's just the way it goes.' The draw shows little sign of opening up, with Andy Roddick likely to await the winner at the last-16 stage, but thus far both Britons will be delighted that they remain on a quarter-final collision course.

The agency has faced criticism over its secrecy regarding the event, and shows no sign of opening up; citing "the ongoing nature of the threats," to reveal its countermeasures would "undermine our system's security".

Most situations in which women are marginalized do not display signs of open, intentional discrimination.

But on Friday afternoon, the first signs of open opposition appeared, with several leading political parties issuing strong condemnations.