Sentence examples for narrow attitude from inspiring English sources

The abdication of her uncle, Edward VIII, in 1936, because of his scandalous love for an American divorcee a scandal that indirectly made Elizabeth queen may have inculcated a damagingly narrow attitude to propriety.But the more important question raised by all the royal peccadilloes and the most important one of her reign is how far the monarchy ought to change with the country it represents.

Society has overcome incredible barriers that have allowed a once narrow-minded attitude evolve into revolutionary changes.

"The Fabric license is the tip of the iceberg as the decision highlighted a deep-rooted and narrow-minded attitude towards nightlife," he said.

He said: "The Fabric licence is the tip of the iceberg as the decision highlighted a deep-rooted and narrow-minded attitude towards nightlife, music venues and youth culture.

"The American" is a ludicrous mimicry of a sort of modernism that actually rests on the narrow attitudes of a false classicism the kind that never actually constrained the true classics.

Naturally, none of the Golden Agers is perfect in this respect, reflecting the narrow attitudes of the eras in which they wrote – as the original title of Agatha Christie's And Then There Were None can testify.

There were a lot of wonderful people I met during my travels but unfortunately in some places I encountered some less than enlightened folks with their narrow attitudes or biases.

Despite feeling permanently frustrated and overheated, and finding it difficult to comprehend some of the conservative and narrow-minded attitudes, I immediately knew it was going to be a major part of my life.

Someone as respected and intelligent as Lydon should know better than to bring race into the equation, or socialise with and encourage those who hold such narrow-minded attitudes.

Panahi's subject is not only the absurd law (which has comic consequences as well — the stadium has no women's bathrooms) but the narrow-minded attitudes on which it is based, as expressed by young soldiers who do their duty to stop the women.

Panahi's subject is not only the absurd law (which has comic consequences as well — the stadium has no women's bathrooms) but the narrow-minded attitudes on which it is based, as expressed by young soldiers who dutifully stop the women.