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"narrow-minded approach" is a correct and usable phrase in written English
It describes a close-minded or limited way of thinking, where one is not open to new ideas or perspectives. Example: The CEO's narrow-minded approach to business strategy often hindered the company's growth, as he refused to consider alternative methods or listen to differing viewpoints from his team.
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"A decade ago, Madrid had a much more narrow-minded approach to culture because of all the money that it had.
"One is the extremist, narrow-minded approach to religion which is inhumane, and the second is an interpretation of Islam based on wisdom.
He says the complaint represents a "narrow-minded" approach to art; after all, the mural is no more risque than other Sydney street art.
Adds Merck Vice President Richard Hargreaves: "There has been a sort of a narrow-minded approach to Alzheimer's disease.
This tunnel-vision mentality and narrow-minded approach is dangerous for problem solving, where a broad view on potential solutions is required to realise a high-quality answer on the defined problem.
If the high court adopts the narrow-minded approach of the religious right, the religious and legal landscape will become almost unrecognizable.
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Very strict and narrow-minded.
Too narrow-minded, no subtlety.
Lehmann was not a narrow-minded Zionist.
You think conservatives are narrow-minded.
They're much more narrow-minded.
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