Approachability

The simplest way to accomplish a first level of approachability is to start a blog. ❋ Bruno Aziza (2010)

His approachability was the most surprising thing about the show. ❋ Unknown (2012)

And, of course, all the polling shows that the public aren't bothered about dodgy, badly thought through "approachability" reforms. ❋ Unknown (2009)

Twitter's First Couple has redefined "approachability" by letting the public know exactly what they're doing and thinking every minute of every day. ❋ Darren Franich (2010)

And in every faith I have come to know, there are features I wish were in my own: I love the profound ceremony of the Catholic Mass, the approachability of God in the prayers of the Evangelicals, the tenderness of spirit among the Pentecostals, the confident independence of the Lutherans, the ancient traditions of the Jews, unchanged through the ages, and the commitment to frequent prayer of the Muslims. ❋ Menachem Rosensaft (2011)

These tools don't lend themselves well to the principle of approachability. ❋ Bruno Aziza (2010)

If you want to argue that union status affects approachability/attention through some other route (rightly or wrongly), again, go ahead. ❋ Unknown (2009)

There are three basic "rules of engagement" with social media: approachability, proximity and transparency. ❋ Bruno Aziza (2010)

Those who were drawn to Gentoo for its approachability found themselves with little community support because of the infighting. ❋ Unknown (2010)

The station's heavy rotation of her videos made her a familiar face to Middle America, and her mix of glamour, talent and approachability made her an aspirational figure for millions of teenage girls, both black and white. ❋ Unknown (2012)

Toward this end, Mr. Williams thinks the physicality and approachability of Perm-36 are invaluable. ❋ Jeremy Hildreth (2010)

People-oriented industries like teaching, social work, and health care call for attire that acknowledges formal business wear but emphasizes approachability. ❋ Evie Evangelou (2011)

A unique opportunity to study the contribution of this mechanism to stereotypes is afforded by individuals with the microdeletion disorder Williams syndrome (WS), in which social fear is absent, leading to an unusually friendly, high approachability behaviour, including towards strangers. ❋ Unknown (2010)