Sentence examples for the openness with from inspiring English sources

While some shows over the years have had stars larger than the television norm, from Jackie Gleason of "The Honeymooners" to Brooke Elliott of "Drop Dead Diva," "Huge" will certainly stand out for the number of performers who are overweight and for the openness with which their flesh is displayed — the opening scene of the premiere requires the youngsters to wear swimsuits.

"The evidence is going to show you the openness with which Mark conducted himself as he did his job," said Charles Stillman, Mr. Swartz's lawyer.

Taiwan's presidential elections in January drew broad attention on microblogging sites in mainland China for the openness with which citizens were able to discuss the pros and cons of their possible leaders.

Ralph Reed, former executive director of the Christian Coalition and now a Bush adviser, said the governor had appealed to religious conservatives with the openness with which he talks about his own faith.

The fact Thorne was asked to comment is part of the process intended to make sure such omissions or distortions do not get published, and his reponse demonstrates the openness with which the scientists debate those issues.

In a novelistic chapter on a young polyamorous couple she spent time with in the course of a few years, she writes, "I envied their community of friends, the openness with which they shared their attractions".

The relative openness, with the players free to go on – albeit heavily accompanied – walkabouts in Krakow has been refreshing.

Noting that Mitt Romney turned over tax returns for 23 years to the campaign of Senator John McCain when Mr. McCain was considering him as a vice-presidential running mate in 2008, Obama campaign advisers have argued that Mr. Romney should demonstrate the same openness with the public now.

But Timothy Gowers, a mathematician at the University of Cambridge in the United Kingdom and an open-access advocate, criticizes the report for being "more concerned with the openness issue than with making a serious attempt to reduce costs".

THE relative openness with which these athletes have talked about their cancers is new and, if it leads to greater awareness of symptoms among their fans and a quicker run to treatment, potentially significant.

Outsiders often confuse the demand for openness with the demand for democracy, but in domestic Chinese politics the difference is essential.