Sentence examples similar to open-minded taste from inspiring English sources
"People here are open-minded with open-minded tastes,'' Jonathan Jakubowicz, a director's agent from Manhattan, noted approvingly.
Despite its distortion, the song is highly romantic, and sounds like the work of an open-minded Johnny Mercer with a taste for sloppy time-keeping.
But his presence from downtown to Capitol Hill, from the seat of city government to young theatrical circles, is already a sign of the leader he would like to be and the orchestra he envisions: central to Seattle's cultural scene, open-minded and with a taste for collaboration and experimentation.
A widely embraced stereotype here holds that local people are at once open-minded and averse to unfamiliar tastes.
The prize organisers look for people who are open-minded and open-eared, who have broad tastes, and who are open to compromise.
As the success of the Bay City Rollers proved, good taste can be wide-ranging and open-minded.
The president's musical taste — which includes surf rock, soul, blues and hip-hop — is open-minded, even eclectic.
If you think you're liberal-minded and, therefore, fair- and open-minded, you're probably the most dangerous person for minority writers; you probably think your taste is broadly representative and takes the middle ground.
Others are similarly open-minded.
