"There's a false image of openness now," he contended with an openness that was striking but almost casual.
She puts her auto-perkiness on hold and registers with the openness that made her so essential to "Speed".
His announcement is consistent with how previous police missteps have been handled in Michael Bloomberg's administration -- with an openness that was absent when Rudolph Giuliani was mayor.
In his book, A Young Man's Passage, Clary enumerates his many sexual partners with an openness that must appal his former teachers.
Yet Donovan also spoke earnestly and with an openness that has grown increasingly rare among athletes, whose personalities seem to grow as flat as the posters that fans hang on their walls.
And this is true — people all over the country discuss politics with an openness that wasn't possible under Mubarak, and they have gained confidence from the experience of removing two unpopular leaders through mass protests.
Ms. Binoche performs throughout with an openness that makes me wish her all happiness, and yet neither "in-i" nor any of Mr. Khan's previous work makes me feel that he is a bringer of joy.
As Lyra, Anna Maxwell Martin manages flawlessly the shifting perspective of a child "on the cusp" of adolescence, and the fusion of profound strength with emotional openness that is Pullman's greatest achievement in creating this unforgettable character.
The most difficult challenge as we balance prudent measures to maintain our security with the openness that is so essential to America's basic principles, to the excellence of our universities, and to the conduct of science, is associated with publishing information in the life sciences.
Since becoming boss of Havas Advertising in 1986 he has expanded the group from relative obscurity in France, via a string of deals, into the world's fifth-largest advertising, marketing and media conglomerate.Along with an openness that is unusual in a top manager, he possesses another useful managerial quality: luck.
