Sentence examples for great open-mindedness from inspiring English sources

It takes a chief executive of great open-mindedness and courage.

The great listening, the great open-mindedness to other people's ideas that got them power in the first place.

We are all perhaps on the verge of a great open-mindedness, also, in the current decline of the word "heresy" which might once have been applied to the act of taking part in one of our modern dialogues.

Some therapists have taken note of a greater open-mindedness among single patients who seem more willing to go out with people they might not have considered nine months ago.

Mirnyi said the majority of the visitors are between 25-40 years of age and that the tourism has led to greater open-mindedness.

"We have predominantly found it among younger white British guys," he says of the greater open-mindedness when it comes to straight men's sexual boundaries, "but... there's also some research from the UK [of this happening with] of people from lower socioeconomic classes; there is some research starting to come out with people of color".

Considering also that participants who were more than averagely active were reaching the more well-known recommendation for adults (2.5 hr of moderate exercise per week), it is easy to see why greater open-mindedness might lead young people to be sceptical of the advice that it is necessary to exercise for 60 min/day.

In order to do this a methodology for researching the impact of dialogic education is outlined and applied to the evaluation of the impact of a programme designed to promote greater dialogic open-mindedness: the Tony Blair Institute for Global Change's Generation Global Project (GG) supports schools in over twenty different countries to engage in dialogue with each other through videos and blogs.

But even with new signs of greater bipartisan open-mindedness on gun control — the House majority leader, Representative Eric Cantor, Republican of Virginia, signaled support on Tuesday for a stronger background check system — lawmakers acknowledged the hurdles they face in getting any bill through both houses of Congress.

Jenkin and Lyell talk about their respective great-grandfathers' correspondence with Darwin and the great man's open-mindedness and unfailing courtesy to his critics (who, one gathers, included the great-granddads).

Traveling on a shoestring (or a sandal strap in this case) in India and Nepal takes fortitude and a great deal of open-mindedness.