Sentence examples for more broad-minded from inspiring English sources

"People are becoming more broad-minded".

The state's energy industry has become more broad-minded.

To reach them, she explained, marketers will have to be more broad-minded.

This is Haidt's startling message to the left: When it comes to morality, conservatives are more broad-minded than liberals.

The group has "made me more broad-minded" about the struggles of other parents, says Beth Parks '88.

Mr. Tucci has known Mr. Ballmer for years and says the Microsoft leader has become more broad-minded.

On the other hand, Richard's very sexiness enables him to be more spontaneous and broad-minded, more open to women who aren't conventional beauties.

Without this experience 25 years ago I'd now be a more materialistic, more selfish, less broad-minded and less charitable person.

Polling suggests the nation is ready for a more substantive and broad-minded conversation about drug policy.

Phil Freeman of The Village Voice called the album "more thoughtful and musically broad-minded" than its predecessor, and noted that the album gave Residente "a platform for a more explicit political consciousness than some might have predicted", referring to the songs "Pal Norte" and "La Cumbia de los Aburridos".

This accomplished first novel is also a celebration of Moseley itself: bohemian, broad-minded and more than slightly seedy.