Sentence examples for were openness from inspiring English sources
noun
Accommodating attitude or opinion, as in receptivity to new ideas, behaviors, cultures, peoples, environments, experiences, etc., different from the familiar, conventional, traditional, or one's own.
By art, he meant his own art, whose characteristics even then were openness, humor, and an irreverent, "why not" attitude toward traditions.
The Tang Dynasty was a cultural peak for the Chinese nation; its defining characteristics were openness and innovation.
The variables included in the model were: openness to experience, agreeableness and consciousness as precedents of emotional labor, emotional labor (surface acting), and organizational citizenship behaviors (OCBI and OCBO) as outcomes of emotional labor.
FSIQ and CCI were significantly correlated (r(IQ,CCI) = .34, p = .004), as were Openness and CCI (r CCI,Open) = .39, p = .001), consistent with previous research [29], and reflecting good psychometric qualities of our "creativity" measure.
No. What is needed is openness.
The second value worth stressing is openness.
The balancing opposite is openness.
"Our default position ought to be openness".
Another central themein 2011 was openness.
"There has always been openness about those things," she says.
The best policy is openness from the start.
