Sentence examples for suggested openness from inspiring English sources

TEHRAN — Iran's new president, Hassan Rouhani, on Tuesday used his first news conference to call for serious negotiations to solve the decade-long dispute over the country's nuclear program, and he repeatedly suggested openness to direct talks with the United States, an idea that until recently had been unthinkable for many years.

Past work suggested Openness and Conscientiousness may relate to task-relevant academic behaviors.

Everything about him suggested openness, outreach, warmth -- the direct oppopsite of withdrawal, mystery, remoteness or separateness.

The powerful seniors lobbying organization has long suggested openness to Social Security changes that reduce benefits, but not in the context of a "Grand Bargain" deal designed to reduce the federal budget deficit.

Responses suggested openness to advice for minimizing periconception transmission.

While Corbyn's repeated calls for unity seem to suggest openness, they are a double-edged sword – the desire for unity can so often become a desire for uniformity.

"[Pope Francis'] willingness to have a commission study the role deaconesses played in the early Church suggests openness — but openness only to having women today fulfill an analogous role to the women of the early Church, not to 'changing' something (the all-male priesthood) that cannot be changed ..

As for consultants, their relative importance was altered in sequential rounds, suggesting openness to influence by peers and a move towards the consensus for which the Delphi process is valued.

Palms turned up is another sign of romantic interest because it suggests openness.[28].

Based on experiences from implementing openness, we suggest complete openness as the new default, deviation from which should be explicitly argued, in assessment and policy making upon issues of environment and environmental health.

At the same time, the official said, a recent meeting of European foreign ministers in Cyprus suggested some openness to additional sanctions.