Sentence examples for an open-minded reader from inspiring English sources

You'll never get anywhere with any of them.Subjected to his weak puns ("logical phallusies" was a famous example), bombastic rhetoric and illogical ramblings, an open-minded reader might suspect Mr Derrida of charlatanism.

Aging involves derelictions of function at many different levels of biological organization, in strikingly heterogeneous ways across different types of tissue and organ, as a reasonable reading of the aging literature, medical or comparative, would show an open-minded reader [vid. 23].

Any plain reading would immediately pose problems of coherence and sense to any open-minded reader.

The greatest motivator for a kid to write, I think, is having an encouraging and open-minded reader.

No rational, open-minded reader will come away from this book thinking that the great glory of winning the Nobel Prize is all it's cracked up to be.

That's what editorial pages are for; to offer competing views, so that open-minded readers can benefit from more than one side of an argument.

For more open-minded readers – and any writer aspiring to tell the story of their times in any form – it is one of the few works of history that itself deserves to be described as historic.

But--and here is what makes her so attractive to open-minded readers, and so infuriating to Movement Conservatives, who dismiss her as too blousy--she makes her point in a way that captures the humanity of its context.

Throughout, Byrne portrays herself as an open-minded seeker, illuminating a secret history that readers (and viewers) could discover along with her, and implying that much more remains undiscovered.

Mencius Moldbug: An open letter to an open-minded progressive.

It took a while to find an open-minded translator of Orthodox Jewish background who could translate the book using language that would appeal to a devout reader, says Ribner.