Sentence examples for trigger openness from inspiring English sources
The memoir has helped to trigger openness.
"Our primary goal was to trigger the openness conditions," said Richard Whitt, Google's Washington telecommunications and media counsel.
Mr Obama's speech and sensible proposals, which are similar to those drafted by Mr Baucus, and his openness to the trigger option favoured by Ms Snowe, can only boost efforts at compromise.Whether it is enough to keep Ms Snowe and perhaps one or two other Republicans firmly on board remains to be seen.
It often triggers disengagement, and constricts our openness to creativity and growth.
Results of the quadratic analyses demonstrated that the results for emotional stability and openness were primarily triggered by comparatively low performance in the competency measures of persons who were low on emotional stability or openness, respectively.
Every cast member shapes a thoroughly individual portrait of ambivalence, from Ms. Bibb's glowing openness to Ms. Fischer's hair-trigger combativeness (quite a contrast to her more passive Pam on "The Office").
The Industrial Revolution was triggered in Britain first, explain today's historians, because of its unique openness to the best of European ideas.
