Sentence examples for being small minded from inspiring English sources

IF CONSISTENCY is the hobgoblin of little minds, no one can now accuse America's judiciary of being small minded.

I agree those who generalise about the changing nature of a country are small minded.

It is important to note that not all the people who reject you are small minded.

"There are small minds everyplace".

Don't bother accusing Ms. Spiers's site of being small-minded or superficial; she says so herself.

"To be proud of being English, 10 years ago, was to be thought of as being small-minded, racist — you know, had negative connotations.

New Zealanders are not applying to join Australia; but they're not accused of being small-minded Australo-sceptics who cling to outdated notions of sovereignty.

Then, on Tuesday, speaking to The Boston Herald, Mr. Menino, who is a national co-chairman of the Kerry campaign, accused that campaign's staff of being "small-minded".

I thought you were just being small-minded and deliberately contrary, like you are when you write "Why is this news?" underneath something that clearly isn't a news story.

A friend of mine pointed me to the remarkable plight of Poppy Z. Brite, a novelist who in 2005 accused fans on a discussion board of being small-minded about children — at which point her fans banned her from the board.

Mr Rae claimed the local authority was being small-minded.