Sentence examples for tone of openness from inspiring English sources

On Wednesday, AOL, trying to take a new tone of openness with investors, said its backlog now stood at $1.04 billion.

Mrs. Rice credits her husband with setting a tone of openness by insisting, right after his diagnosis, on telling everyone he knew that he had Alzheimer's.

Reducing the clutter quotient creates the feeling of openness.

Fewer pieces of furniture will create a feeling of openness.

What's more significant to Cavenah and company, they say, is how they've witnessed the tone and level of openness their customers use when talking to them about purchases and proclivities evolve.

Before Gaza, he said, there had been a noticeable change in the Syrian tone during informal contacts — "an element of openness, candor, and civility".

The reviewer was able to see Angelou's "gracious spirit" and found the book "satisfying", although he considered it a "sometimes flat account" that lacked "the spiritual tone of Angelou's essays, the openness of her poetry and the drama of her other autobiographies".

Fourth, don't open for the sake of openness.

I felt just as free to tell him he was 'crazy' as he felt free to call me 'crazy.' " The memos in the Public Library's archives have exactly that kind of openness and honesty, and that confiding tone, and a basic understanding of each other that saw them through their constant misunderstandings.

The encounter shimmers as the pair gradually interconnect, Jim winning Laura to new degrees of openness and trust: finely gauged gestures, tones and timings from Erin Doherty and Eric Kofi Abrefa.

Their philosophy is one of openness.