Sentence examples similar to broad minded thought from inspiring English sources

To think for oneself Kant describes as the maxim of unprejudiced thought; its opposite is passivity or heteronomy in thought, leading to prejudice and superstition.[23] To think in the place of everyone else is the maxim of enlarged (or broad-minded) thought.

It is objective, broad minded and varied in views.

"People are pretty broad minded round here," said Brian Brooks, a young merchant seaman.

I think she might be very feminine, strong, ambitious, broad minded and sensitive.

My self-esteem boosted and now I consider myself a broad minded person.

If you want to swim the tepid waters of like-minded thought — mon semblable, mon frère!

A high-minded thought, but artists also hunger for their work to be known.

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Beneath the thrill of the broad-minded demonstration, there was a nagging thought that I couldn't shake, and that some protesters made a point of noting: if a majority of white women had not voted for Trump in November, he would not currently be President — and millions of people would not be protesting.

With her broad-minded legacy in mind, the seemingly wacky curatorial approach behind "The Anniversary Show" makes more sense.

It showcased Susskind as a thoughtful and broad-minded fellow, someone who was all about quality and taste.