Sentence examples similar to create open minded from inspiring English sources
Quakers rely on unity and trust within their communities -- both inside and outside the meetinghouse -- which helps them to create open-minded conversation and cooperation.
"The new ideal," to create open and adaptable minds ready to question and challenge established facts and conventional wisdom, did not really take hold in this country until the early part of the nineteenth century.
Item 5 ("SP gave first positive feedback") relates to an essential feedback rule (sandwich technique, [ 15]) which holds that starting with positive feedback creates an open mind-set in the recipient of the feedback.
"I want to stress," Stone said, "how novel this [the new ideal] was, and how rare and fragile… For most of recorded history, those in authority have thought it wiser to create closed minds than open minds, to educate students to conform to traditional values and to follow the accepted wisdom".
The combination of police lay visitors (ordinary people who make unannounced checks on conditions in custody) and a reciprocal respect for the antennae of people within communities help to create an open, questioning mind for policing - the sort of openness that might have prevented Stagg from being burdened with the label "pariah".
It would require good will and a discussion between City Council, PG and the property owner, with open hearts and open minds to create an environment where both businesses could thrive and the landowner could make a significant profit.
Children are open minded".
You need to be more open minded".
Still keeping open minded.
