Sentence examples similar to a more broad minded from inspiring English sources

But one publishing professional, a consumer marketing director at a large magazine, takes a more broad-minded view: "If someone responds to an offer that they see is lower than what we are asking them to renew at, then we can do nothing about it, as it's an offer that we've put out there somewhere, so they have a right to respond.

For those who live in a more broad-minded society.

Mr. Wyly said that he supported Republican economic policies, but that he hoped to make the party more broad-minded on social policy.

In 1940 Rodgers and Hart wrote a song about her in their musical Pal Joey: Zip! satirises "a broad with a broad, broad mind" who spouts Schopenhauer while she unzips (disregarding the fact that Lee shunned zippers as "common").

This is adult stuff that requires a very broad mind as well as patience.

If the essays are heavily weighted toward artists and thinkers who lived in Vienna before the Anschluss, that is because Mr. James seems to regard that city in the late 19th and early 20th centuries as a kind of lost intellectual Eden, "the best evidence that the most accommodating and fruitful ground for the life of the mind can be something more broad than a university campus".

Her Billie Dawn was more broad than kook, a kept woman who traded sexuality for safety, who didn't believe that she could be loved for her underutilized mind, rather than for her overused body.

In my mind's eye, every part of me was more broad than in reality.

More broad questions remain too.

Make your project more broad.

For Alice Evans, the Scandinavian experience offers more than the UK: "Broader choices academically and a broader mind in terms of the rest of the world".