You might be stubborn, dear bull, but are you closed-minded?
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To never be as closed-minded and arrogant as Donald Trump.
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Kirk chided his GOP colleagues for being "closed-minded" on the issue.
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It is a closed-minded environment that doesn't allow for special circumstances.
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You don't need a closed minded partner after a lifetime of repression.
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The "you" he shoots dead is simply your old, closed-minded self.
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Thankfully, a progressive show like Sense8 isn't endorsing such horrible, closed-minded behavior.
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Trump supporters, they continue, are closed-minded, change-averse and desperate for security.
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Many liberals see conservatives as closed-minded, unintelligent, and holding racist and misogynistic views.
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But I can only imagine what those closed-minded moralists would say to me.
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Sometimes we interact with people who are closed-minded and not willing to listen.
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I was totally closed-minded toward them because I was such a prideful softball player.
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On the other hand there was normie bullshit that was closed-minded, manufactured, and boring.
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I am disgusted by this highly public airing of false information and closed-minded views.
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After experiencing this transformation, I am not entirely closed-minded to the idea of wearing makeup.
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Let's turn to our closed-minded family members who make us furious and ask them why.
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Then again, the scathing attitudes toward dubbing within pro-subtitle arguments can seem equally closed-minded.
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He might eventually wonder what he is doing with someone who is so closed-minded, however.
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This is behavior as closed-minded as that of any religious cult or third-world village.
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There's simply no evidence for the Brooks view that left-wing politics is producing closed-minded people.
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But, Altman insists, the closed-minded PC police of San Francisco don't tolerate that kind of thinking!
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Second, those left behind tend to be older, more closed-minded and more set in their ways.
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I could imagine someone more closed-minded being that surprised Hotrod was such a classically skilled guitar player.
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The code of conduct spurred a backlash with liberals ridiculing the town as racist, closed-minded or worse.
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I hope that people will learn that we are not political pawns, religious fanatics or closed-minded people.
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" Meanwhile, 22019 percent of Republicans called Dems "closed-minded," 47 percent said "immoral" and 45 percent said "dishonest.
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"My initial inclination is to support him, but I'm not closed minded as to the other candidates," he said.
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Following closed-minded, fewer Democrats found Republicans to be dishonest (42 percent), immoral (35 percent), and unintelligent (33 percent).
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It tells us far more about the smug, closed-minded certainty of illiberal liberals than those they look down on.
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I admit it is wrong, closed-minded, irresponsible, insulting and, as a professor of media, professionally just a no-no.
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They can be a good credential for aspiring leaders, but they favor a closed-minded and partisan style of argument.
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Wade as settled law, Graham argued Kavanaugh would not be doing his job if he had such a closed-minded approach.
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Sometimes they are coming from really closed-minded religious backgrounds or from a different country with laws that didn't protect them.
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Mark Kirk, who's already sharply broken with his leadership by calling his colleagues "closed-minded" for not taking up the nomination.
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It turns out that when it comes to free speech being used to support women's rights, the right is pretty closed-minded.
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"I think Trump is more closed-minded and he thinks the reason that we're kneeling is because of the flag," Hopkins says.
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And then the decline of innovation is almost the exact same thing as closed-minded, is closed borders ... These are the things.
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When it comes to these issues, Trump wins big with his base but risks appearing closed-minded and bigoted to Independents and millennials.
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Frankly, the torrent of scorn for conservative closed-mindedness confirmed my view that we on the left can be pretty closed-minded ourselves.
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Let this be a lesson to many closed minded people, that love has no religion, it has no race, it has no limitations.
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Scorpio energy is all about transformation, and as it opposes Uranus, it's no time to be closed-minded or cling to the past.
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Large bodies shouldn't be excluded from this and definitely shouldn't be tethered to closed-minded assumptions if they want to have a lackadaisical moment.
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"To criticize purely for the sake of it and to shut our nation off to the outside world is closed-minded thinking," Zhang said.
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"I can't allow this small group of closed-minded people to damage our party that I've supported and served for several years," he writes.
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In particular, it may contribute to the closed-minded, partisan and self-interested nature of so much of today's public and political dialogue. Why?
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I really do appreciate very diverse styles of music, but despite that, I am the most closed-minded, stubborn asshole when it comes to punk.
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Aghdam had expressed anger and hatred toward YouTube after "closed-minded employees" censored her content, which ranged from graphic animal abuse videos to fitness routines.
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Mr. Christie invested considerable political capital at home reaching out to minority groups, often offering tart words for those Republicans who he thought were closed-minded.
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If you're thinking that no fool would pay money to see a movie they could watch at home through their Netflix subscription, you're being closed-minded.
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They are players who are engaged in a political battle: "closed" is used as a pejorative description ("closed-minded") and "open" as a term of praise.
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It's an understandable PR move, one I wish didn't have to be made: It only serves to enforce our culture's closed-minded attitude toward sex work.
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"In middle school, kids in our grade were kind of closed-minded about the whole theater thing and thought it was kind of weird," said Lila.
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It's even more exciting to see her push back against people who want to tell her such exploration is wrong, as certain closed-minded people will do.
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As the innovator and alien of the zodiac, it's unusual for you to be closed-minded about meeting people, Aquarius—however, you can sometimes be a snob!
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When the Pew Research Center asked Democrats and Republicans to talk about each other, they tended to use the same words: closed-minded, dishonest, immoral, lazy, unintelligent.
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What's sad, and indicative of the wretched Trump era, is how something that started in a wave of hope and optimism migrated to closed-minded, mercenary quarters.
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"As we've become more divided on the subject of immigration, racism and hate crimes have become normalized, and British society has become more closed-minded," he said.
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Naturally, they tell their players to be just like them...We lose a lot of Pavel Datsyuks to the closed-minded nature of the AHL and NHL.
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"There are these stereotypes about people who live in the mountains as being sort of closed-minded and not really trusting people 'from the city,'" Amaglio tells us.
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If we're too closed-minded about such radical science, we might find ourselves embroiled in a state of hostile speciation, where another new cold war swallows a generation.
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Microbreweries weren't even legal in Japan until 246, and the first boom of craft brewers struggled to break through a byzantine licensing process and a closed-minded public.
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They have to be open to improving their craft, and not be closed-minded, saying, 'Well, this is perfect and I'm not going to change it in any way.
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Things have gotten so bad, Altman insists, that the admittedly repressive China is starting to look rosier than the closed-minded orthodoxy found in the City by the Bay.
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You can be Young Thug, bending the English language and esoteric rhythms to your supervillainous will, but unable to convince closed minded conservatives that you're doing anything but mumbling.
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Here he is, trying to take hip-hop to another level with Nordic instrumentation samples and Khalil is being closed-minded and simple, going too heavy on the bass.
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" A misfit teenage girl arrives at school, finds the word "SKANK" scrawled on her locker and tearfully looks forward to the day she can leave her "closed-minded town.
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Is there a way to make it clear to my extended family that his closed-minded beliefs do not align with my own, without descending into the drama myself?
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"Be open-minded, maybe" makes it sound as if all young people are open-minded and older people are not, but I know plenty of closed-minded young people.
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So yeah, he would definitely put himself far from the Von Däniken side, but he also would have thought Sagan was being closed-minded and intellectually dishonest to a degree.
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"This statement may be intended as a compliment, but it's more likely to raise alarm bells — you're portraying a closed-minded attitude toward your career and your team," Ibrahim says.
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Democrats also pursued a closed-minded war on fossil fuels, which hurt economic growth and manufacturing workers, when there was nowhere near a national consensus on that impractical environmental daydream.
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I understand the burden of proof is on the proponents of change, but Whac-A-Mole objections from closed-minded opponents ignore one critical fact: the system is badly broken.
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"We're open now to taking it forward, we're not closed minded about this," he said, adding a consultation on the proposals had received many responses on both sides of the argument.
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Young people often use it against one another if they feel another person their age is being closed-minded or says something that sounds like it came from an older generation.
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They're not closed-minded whatsoever—they're just worried that if I go get a job and my name is googled, there's going to be a picture of me smoking a bong.
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It has commissioned an opinion poll, whose results suggest that the most salient political division is between open-minded and closed-minded voters, and that this division is also a generational one.
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If there continues to be no fair criteria, museums will be less inclined to hang challenging art or work by similar artists, and the arts as an institution will become closed minded.
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Black men like Nate Parker and John Ridley have publicly accused Black women of being closed-minded or sabotaging them in a spiteful display of intolerance because the men date non-Black women.
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"As a board of directors it's our obligation never to be closed-minded about these things, but ... we're not today and I don't think it would be right to do so," said Norman.
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Bloomberg noted that many of his U.S. and U.K.-based employees have informed him that they want to leave these locations because they feel both countries have become more closed-minded to immigration.
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Texans superstar DeAndre Hopkins says there isn't much chance NFL players and Donald Trump will ever have serious talks over their issues ... 'cause D-Hop says POTUS is too "closed-minded" to listen.
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But even with that, those challenges shouldn't dominate the conversation in a way that perpetuates the false narrative that black people—and black men in particular—are inherently closed-minded and prone to violence.
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We'll get the occasional arms dealer or sidekick who happens to have a same-sex partner, but that segment of their life is hidden in the background, easily ignored by a closed-minded player.
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Like our love of a crunching tackle or a striker chasing a lost cause, diving is the manifestation of a different set of cultural preferences, and our reflexive intolerance of it is closed minded.
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But she kept extensive, detailed diaries of her hopes and fears, her budding understanding of her own sexuality, and her inability to act on or discuss it with anyone in her closed-minded world.
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It spotlighted a black Frenchman accepting a Latin video award for a Spanish song title that translates into "my people," and dared the closed-minded to debate exactly which "people" he is referring to.
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Issa and Kelli (Natasha Rothwell) — who is not shy about the fact that she's been sleeping with Nathan's other friend — tell her she's being closed-minded as they prepare for Tiffany's (Amanda Seales) baby shower.
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And that discussion, in turn, had been connected to the accusation that those who objected to the home were closed-minded bigots—a charge sure to rally many of their fellow-citizens to their defense.
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They're either extremely closed-minded and they just can't open their minds up to seeing it for what it really is, or they've had something happen in their personal life that's preventing them from doing it.
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How did so many of our most successful and smartest people become the closed-minded Zombie Apocalypse, Night of the Walking Dumb, who will not test their opinions against second-derivative consequences, or even tolerate discussion?
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Unlike other celebrities who inspire us with infectious positivity, like John Legend and Chrissy Teigen, West is known for his passionate rants against a closed-minded society that doesn't believe enough in art or in its youth.
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I, however, am not a closed-minded individual, so when I sat in front of my MacBook Air (yep) awaiting the live stream of Microsoft's Wednesday event, it was the company's last chance to impress my millennial soul.
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What's more, Pew has found that a majority of Republicans believe Democrats to be "unpatriotic" and "immoral" -- while members of both parties see the other as "closed-minded" -- amid bitter partisan gaps that have grown significantly since 2016.
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Moviegoers are led to the conclusion that the N.T.S.B. team was prosecutorial and closed-minded and that, without guidance from Captain Sullenberger, played by Tom Hanks, the facts of what happened that afternoon might never have been known.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Senator Mark Kirk of Illinois on Tuesday accused many of his fellow Senate Republicans of being "closed-minded" by refusing to consider President Barack Obama's nomination of Merrick Garland to serve on the U.S. Supreme Court.
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"I think when you just say, 'I'm not going to meet with him at all' - that's too closed-minded," added Kirk, a first-term senator who may be one of the most endangered Senate Republicans in the Nov.
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In the midst of that chaos, that the saving grace for Swift is the mending of an old fence could be a demonstration that even those who had once been closed-minded can evolve — Taylor believes in change, see?
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In 2013, after the GOP looked back at the thrashing it received the year before, the party released an "autopsy" concluding that Republicans should embrace immigration reform, stop being so closed-minded, and avoid being associated with Wall Street excess.
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" Later that month, in "The Liberal Blind Spot," he took on critics of his earlier piece, writing, "Frankly, the torrent of scorn for conservative closed-mindedness confirmed my view that we on the left can be pretty closed-minded ourselves.
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Over the course of the series, Margaret Schlegel — wise, brilliant, and bright-eyed Margaret — decides to marry sad, closed-minded, insipid Mr. Wilcox, and she doesn't even have the excuse of an overwhelming physical attraction to push her into it.
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Not only do almost half of Republicans say Democrats are lazier than other Americans, more dishonest (45 percent), more closed-minded (52 percent) and more immoral (47 percent), most (59 percent) also say the members of their own party are more hard-working.
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The Christian representatives of the drive-in fit a stereotype of Red America and present a chance for some progressives on the internet to make fun of what they see as a group of closed-minded people who live in a pocket of prejudiced hell.
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Before you start channeling your anger at me and start giving me lip service of how arrogant, closed-minded, showboat-y and selfish Cam is to you, allow me to share some reasoning behind why Newton is overtaking your Twitter timelines and Facebook News Feeds.
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What complicates and deepens that narrative is that both Brown and Allen are black, and their success flies in the face of a genre that has often been ruthlessly closed-minded about who can lay claim to the rural experience, at least when it comes to songs about it.
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The irony of the 2016 Ghostbusters is that, for all the whiny "my childhood is ruined" memes floating around the web, Feig has worked hard to satisfy those closed-minded fans—often, to the detriment of his own film, which is never less spirited than when it's propping up some stale cameo.
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In New York where I think a lot of people are skeptical of religion, it's often thought that fundamentalist Christians are out of touch and closed-minded and that they lack a general goodness But one of the things that is important to note about many of these communities, including the one that I grew up in, is the ethos of serving others, regardless of who they are and whether or not they're religious.
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