Sentence examples for open-minded question from inspiring English sources

Is it an open-ended, open-minded question?

Russia Today's editor in chief, Margarita Simonyan, said her network was "proud to premiere Julian Assange's new project" because the network "is rallying a global audience of open-minded people who question what they see in mainstream media".

But Melissa Price, an accountant here in Seattle for Alaska Airlines, said she thought that Mr. McCain paid lip service to conservative views on the issue while "in reality, he's a lot more open-minded on a question like that.

Islamophobic campaigns force even the most moderate and open-minded Muslims to question the value of integrating into the larger society when the leaders of that society look at all Muslims with suspicion and prejudice.

Dornstein, adopting the role of open-minded investigator, asked Swire questions and remained vague about his own conclusions.

IT USED to be said that Anglicanism was open-minded on almost every theological question, but rather strict when dealing with marital breakdown.

A broader-based education would give vulnerable students the intellectual tools to develop an open-minded, interrogatory outlook – and to question authority, whether scientific, political, religious or scientific.

You have to be open-minded about the kind of questions you're going to get.

They need to (1) engage open-minded advisors, (2) ask hard questions, and (3) choose wisely.

To avoid this potential problem, the interviewer attempted to remain open-minded and unbiased, avoided leading questions and organized interactions and interviews with participants without the presence of BCC Program representatives.

Some of them might be open-minded and asking them political questions won't be dangerous.