Sentence examples for whose openness from inspiring English sources

Unlike true open-source software, whose openness means that bugs can be more easily found and fixed, the Windows source code will be made available only on condition that it is not modified.

Even faces whose openness is maybe a tiny bit contrived are bizarrely transparent.

There, at Richelieu's side, Mazarin acquired the favour of those in power and became devoted to the French nation, whose "openness of heart and of mind" impressed him.

And there are many contributors whose openness about faith, or their jobs at evangelical colleges, have probably cost them assignments in secular reviews.

Both impressive men who have had to battle with depression and whose openness and honesty about it have helped others fight it, too.

Mr. Morales, whose openness to sheltering Mr. Snowden apparently led to the false conclusion that he had smuggled Mr. Snowden onto his airplane, said the decision on asylum was now intended as retaliation.

The woman might be a kind of therapist-as-mother-as-priestess whose nakedness signifies her psychic openness and who holds in her nurturing arms -- like Mary cradling her crucified son in the "Pieta" -- the scrambled male and female energies of her patient's damaged soul.

A careful reading of A Fortunate Man reveals its title to be a paradox; fitting for a study of a man whose very openness to experience – his gift to the world – was also his undoing.

Noah Baumbach's acerbic romantic comedy "Greenberg" catches a drifting forty-year-old (Ben Stiller) as he lands uneasily in the Hollywood Hills, reconnects with the friends who were there when his life went off-track, and meets a young woman (Greta Gerwig) whose sympathetic openness threatens his cozy misanthropy.

The charges, which carry a possible sentence of up to twenty years, have no apparent basis in fact — which may be why the government is choosing to pillory in secret a man whose profession was openness.

The dozens of trade deals Brexiters boast will be signed to replace those with the EU will be attempted with countries whose interest in openness is declining – and certainly not with a newly weakened, isolated island.