Sentence examples for broader mind from inspiring English sources

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".

Suddenly he's being accused of a crime he didn't commit, thrown in jail and stripped of his livelihood -- events which, this being a movie, cause him to develop a broader mind.

Michel Richard, long considered one of the city's pre-eminent chefs, has no such fears, noting that Mr. Obama had "spent some time in Indonesia, spent some time in Hawaii and he travels, he has a broader mind, and he's going to try different types of cuisine".

It gives me a broader mind.

While quality teaching is certainly paramount to improving the lives of our youth, a broader mind-set about what schools can do, and the resources and freedom to do it, are also needed.

Granted, the subtleties of The Other Essex – a land of rolling countryside, brilliant birdlife (in the true sense of the word "bird") and one of the longest coastlines of an English county – may have escaped the producers, but locals can at least seek solace from the fact that visitors have broader minds.

"Companies are looking for ambitious individuals with a broader mind-set, those who can generate creativity," he said.

It takes a broad mind to read this farce as an expression of girl power - and a particularly earn-est troupe of schoolgirls to believe it.

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.

Read with a broad mind, pray, speak with others, and take the time to try and understand what the original writers' views were.