Sentence examples for unconditionally open from inspiring English sources

As a first step, it should unconditionally open its borders with the tiny, landlocked former Soviet republic.

Because Christina and Aaron were unconditionally open and willing to engage with people they did not really know and to embrace attitudes and assumptions with which they were patently unfamiliar.

An artist [like me] has to be generous, unconditionally giving, open and humble.

President Roh Tae Woo announced last month that the border would be opened unconditionally from Aug. 13-18 to allow the first free travel between the two countries since the peninsula was divided into a capitalist South and a Communist North in 1945.

Germany unilaterally abrogated the Dublin system last September when it opened its doors unconditionally to Syrians.

According to this, the 68 "sensitive sites" that Iraq has declared off-limits would be opened, but not unconditionally.

If the UK, or the EU, opened the doors unconditionally to unaccompanied children, there would be a similar knock-on effect many, many miles away.

There were pitiful scenes in Hungary where migrants thronged Budapest's main railway station and packed into a train they believed was going to Austria en route to Germany, which has opened its doors unconditionally to refugees from Syria.

Berlin has won plaudits for seizing the moral high ground and opening its doors unconditionally to Syrian refugees but Austria and Hungary attacked it on Tuesday for stoking chaos at their railway stations, on their roads and at their borders as thousands of people seek transit to Germany.

Alice, who performs music in the Times Square subway station, supports her daughter unconditionally and is glad Hollywood opened up for her.

"I will love you unconditionally," promised Katy Perry in the opening number of the American Music Awards.