Sentence examples for the growing openness from inspiring English sources

The three-day Ideal Death Show is also a marker of the growing openness towards death.

And that's where it got stuck for a long time, while more recent arrivals were better able to take advantage of the growing openness and sophistication of American consumers.

"The growing openness of self-promotion campaigns by some of these ambitious politicians, their idiosyncratic initiatives and policy interests, and their respective strengths and weaknesses have made this upcoming political succession a particularly challenging one for the [Communist party] leadership," wrote the Brookings Institute analyst Cheng Li in a recent paper.

The growing openness to the power of non-violence was the subject of Nicholas Kristof's thoughtful recent dispatch from the West Bank village of Bil'in, "Waiting for Gandhi".

The opportunities and risks arising from the growing openness of our market must be carefully assessed and addressed.

The acid test of this growing openness may be the new Republican presidential front-runner, Newt Gingrich.

We should be clear that there is a genuine choice for every country over how to respond to this growing openness and success.

The overall growing openness in our culture, much of it fostered by the women's movement, is also a catalyst for talking about chronic pain.

But there is a general backlash against deregulation in Japan, as evidence of the economy's growing openness sinks into the popular psyche.

A recent widely shared video of three popular royals — Prince William, Prince Harry and Kate, Dutchess of Cambridge — discussing the importance of mental health care and the princes' struggles after their mother's death is another sign of the country's growing openness about treatment.

He has also been careful to shield his father from direct criticism.Yet, despite the easing of blanket censorship, the passage of some market reforms, surging state earnings from oil and a growing openness to the outside world, the government is still chaotic, oppressive, and opaque.