Sentence examples for Large-minded from inspiring English sources

Where are the philanthropists and the large-minded benefactors?

His educational beliefs were informed less by theory than by a large-minded humanism.

His two aggressively large-minded Harvard addresses advanced his burgeoning career as a lyceum speaker, a free-ranging secular prophet.

He was himself so large-minded, so selflessly in love with the best the world could offer, that he enlarged and relaxed those who knew him.

This is a big, large-minded book (506 pages, including an index and a bibliography of great use to anyone interested in Vietnam).

Last year our reviewer, Janet Burroway, called the book "a rare thing, a page turner written at full intellectual stretch, serious but witty, large-minded and morally engaged".

They need a large, liberal-minded ally lest the EU becomes dominated by Gallic ideas about industrial policy and trade protectionism.

Magazine officials agree that it is extremely difficult to find enough advertisers to support such small circulations, and most of the magazines are owned by large, profit-minded conglomerates that are not interested in supporting marginal publications.

One idea that has come up several times is a merger of two of the largest historically minded institutions: the Museum of the City of New York and the New-York Historical Society.

Yet the Baghdad of her girlhood was an exciting, forward-looking place with a large, international-minded middle class.She recalls architectural models in the family drawing room and she remembers her excitement at seeing world-class modern buildings for the first time: Walter Gropius had designed a university building there and Le Corbusier a sports stadium.

"In post-cold war Europe no place remained for a large, independent-minded socialist state that resisted globalisation". The illegal war against Yugoslavia may not have led to as much bloodshed and carnage as the Iraq conflict, but its importance should not be underestimated.