But, given the wide-openness of the Republican field, with no clear favorite, I don't see why five G.O.P. candidates couldn't be persuaded to participate.
I went there with my little notebook and talked to some of the firemen, and overheard them talking to each other, and I was struck by the "wide-openness" of their talk about painful experiences, their own and others'.
He describes Popa's (and Herbert's, Holub's, and Milosz's) "wide-openness to what is happening, within or without, a careful refusal to seal themselves off from what hurts and carries the essential information".
After saying this, Bachardy smiled beatifically and showed off the gap between his front teeth, one of the features that attracted Isherwood to the "brilliant wide-openness" of his blithe, gauche Californian face.
But he insisted that the changes were not instituted to compete with the perceived wide-openness of the XFL, the World Wrestling Federation-NBC football league that is to start play in February.
Boarding a ship at New York's Pier 88, the wide-openness of towering prow and slapping river made you eager to sail.
It's a different kind of inventing, one so full of constraints that they become the driving force whereas with poetry--many people's at least--it's the sheer wide-openness of possibility that drives the creation of the work.
There was a full openness.
I want to present a wide-open Canadian sense of colour, adventure, communication and openness that defines our country".
In this paper we explore the potential for wider benefits from openness in innovation and argue that openness may itself generate positive externalities by enabling improved knowledge diffusion.
