Sentence examples for sustained openness from inspiring English sources

It's hard to feel any need to when the curators don't seem to have been looking, at least not with sustained openness, rigor and disinterested curiosity.

The choice is between building walls and electrified fences, creating mass detention centres, organising mass repatriation and conceding to the fear of the other or it is to find a way of sustaining openness while doing the very best that can be done to allay the natural fears and apprehensions of host populations.

Mindfulness also refers to openness to experience, and mindfulness-based programs have been demonstrated to increase the clarity of values and ability to withstand exposure [ 23], to one's capacity to sustain openness to unpleasant/pleasant dynamics, without becoming cut off from awareness of the present moment.

The strategic plan enshrines the new mission in nine pages of bureaucratese, to wit: "GPO will continue to leverage its historical strengths to sustain and advance openness in government".

If we can sustain a measure of openness to diversity and to a truly new frontier, we can move our focus from the notion of arming each individual with a moving lethal weapon that is essentially inimical to life -- that would be the car -- to creating a transportation system where the public interest rules.

There has been a bit more openness, particularly in the way the government admitted to its failings in handling the SARS respiratory disease, though even that was a position forced upon it, and has not been sustained.

The objection was sustained.

It shows sustained improvement".

"We've sustained runs.

She sustained injuries.

Miller sustained a concussion.