Sentence examples for sort of openness from inspiring English sources
The combination of police lay visitors (ordinary people who make unannounced checks on conditions in custody) and a reciprocal respect for the antennae of people within communities help to create an open, questioning mind for policing - the sort of openness that might have prevented Stagg from being burdened with the label "pariah".
This sort of openness doesn't solve every problem in psychology, but we thought it was a good start".
I got to experience that sort of openness from the inside of a pillarless hardtop when I was working as a mechanic at a shop in Virginia Beach.
Where this sort of openness has already happened, its impact has been dramatic – death rates for cardiac surgery have halved in just five years.
The loss of a great leader offered a sort of openness to a city in which public life had become a joke, and allowed private life, private thoughts, private encounters, and even a summer's day, to have a glow and to remain fully open to possibility.
That sort of openness, not the carefully orchestrated CEO comments or appearances most Western CEOs are more comfortable with, can serve to endear a Chinese business leader to a vast public.
Today there's all sorts of openness available.
He is light-skinned, with the ethnically neutral voice of a television anchor and an inviting face, which the writer Henry Louis Gates Jr. described as having "a sort of yearbook openness".
He got the campus built on the outskirts of a relative backwater port city (of 4.8 million) along the booming China coast and is pushing the school to establish a globally minded curriculum with a Western sort of academic openness.
After all, one of the most remarkable aspects of the original Grey Gardens was the naked vulnerability of its subjects, the sort of blithe openness that often accompanies owners of grand delusions.
Graham has to battle her own natural rhythms in order to reach the sort of quiet and openness that her husband, for instance, may arrive at quite directly.
