This mother is not seeking a more open minded child.
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Nick: I wish those people would be more open minded.
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Does that mean that liberals really are more open minded?
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IT'S A GOOD DAY TO PRACTICE BEING MORE OPEN MINDED.
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Suddenly they — or Harry, at least — seemed more open-minded.
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I hope people will be more open minded than that.
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People are a lot more open minded post his popularity.
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But the public may be more open-minded than they think.
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By being more open-minded, not thinking I know what's gonna happen.
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The reason it's changing is not just because we're becoming more open-minded.
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You can be firm on some things and more open-minded about others.
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I'm not saying people in tech should be more open-minded toward Trump.
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Others claim more fluid identities and advocate for a more open-minded society.
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Each time I crashed, I learned something new and became more open-minded.
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If you copycat your parents, you'll probably be more open-minded as an adult.
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Diddy has been one of the more open-minded elder statesmen on the subject.
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Both say they are more open minded about what marriage is and could be.
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Maybe it's that the coaches that chose to use it are more open-minded.
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But he sees the increasing diversity in Ireland making the country more open-minded.
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I think it's ... you know, the younger generation is much more open-minded maybe.
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"Although China has been more open minded about its currency regime," Xie said by email.
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The former would suggest that we were less conquering tyrants and more open-minded lovers.
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This tight labor market has led many companies to become more open-minded when considering candidates.
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It honestly taught me a lot, and it made me become more open minded coming here.
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I think older women are more open-minded and we're much more open about our bodies.
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Each leader, from more open-minded Deng Xiaoping onwards, was battered with his opinions and demands.
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"Trump should be more open-minded and willing to accept all types of investments," Ren said.
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Maybe your sister is more open-minded than you are and can help you with this conversation.
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But let's say you're more open-minded than that — or simply new to the stories format altogether.
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It continues to be this chance for me to be even more open-minded and to learn.
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People are a lot more open-minded to the gay community than they are to women, period.
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Canadians have always been more open-minded than, people from other countries because we're a young country.
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"People will continue to be hateful unless they become more open minded about issues," Ross told me.
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"I just wish people would be more open-minded and understand what others are doing," he said.
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A small but growing body of research suggests that multiracial people are more open-minded and creative.
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Le Wagon thinks companies will be more open-minded about a part-time program and support their employees.
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She's more open-minded on the court about other things than just, yeah, trying to crush the opponent.
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According to some industry insiders, it is not that Hollywood is necessarily more open minded; it's just bigger.
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You get more moderate conservatives who are more open-minded than others, fiscally conservative but more socially liberal.
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My parents are still close-minded about this, and I want to help them become more open-minded.
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Middle children may be more susceptible to peer pressure, but they also tend to be more open-minded.
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Perhaps I am more open-minded about this new type of interactive storytelling because of my job at Refinery29.
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As IndyStar's Robert King reported, Indiana state Democrats regarded Braun as more "open-minded" than some other Republican colleagues.
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Nielsen says Jollibee also fits millennials' world view: "They are much more open-minded to discovering things," Nielsen says.
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Journalist Simon Parkin's book Death by Video Games provides a richer and more open-minded investigation of the topic.
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In short, if you want to be more intelligent, being more open minded is a good place to start.
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"People are being more open-minded about mediums, and this is a good example," said Augusto Arbizo, 11R's director.
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My sense is that even reformocons, who imagine themselves more open-minded than the party's base, still don't get that.
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And I have become tougher, more empathetic, more open-minded and able to love greater, deeper and better, especially myself.
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The Moon is in fellow Water sign Pisces today, encouraging you to be more open-minded and try new things.
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"People are really starting to be way more open-minded with music and letting it in," Chris Lucas tells PEOPLE.
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Accordingly, America saw an increase in No Maj (Muggle)-born witches and wizards and a more open-minded community. (U.S.A.!
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I'll call a bunch of similarly-talented people, but some are just more open-minded to listen to others' advice.
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That work made me more open-minded and a lot more aware of how nuanced and weird the world is.
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"People were starting to be much more open-minded," he said, even when the discussion didn't conclude with a signature.
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I'd like to think that people are more open-minded, but now I'm so terrified of rejection that it hurts.
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If this is how the future generation is speaking, then he's gonna have to learn how to be more open-minded.
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I would say the majority is feeling like, Let's be more open-minded, let's be more loving, let's be more accepting.
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"I think Louisville, compared to a lot of other places in Kentucky, is just more open-minded," said Ms. Owens, 20.
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After a temporary loss of faith, she undertook a new religious journey that led her to a more open-minded perspective.
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This year, the Academy welcomed 774 new members, the most diverse class ever, which hopefully means a more open-minded voting body.
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AMLG: Has SpaceX been an inspiration for you, has it paved the way for investors to be more open-minded to this?
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It was reflective of what we were listening to, kind of more open minded, but also just really wanting to be inclusive.
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After 15 years in the community, he hopes the world will become more open minded about how people want to identify themselves.
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" "Having gay parents has made me more open minded about myself, but I don't think I'm queer because they're gay, Findling said.
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He persuades some of the more open-minded scholars in his orbit to accept sexual identity as a subject worthy of study.
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All those job openings mean employers are more open-minded about hiring someone with less experience and even those without a degree.
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I think there should be awareness groups all around the country and the churches should be more open-minded about the situation.
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Ms. Husband, the Imperfect Produce subscriber, said she thought consumers were more open-minded than retailers had traditionally given them credit for.
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"We are the senior authorities in judging the Communist utopia," Vera reminded a close friend, herself a more open-minded senior authority.
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Research also suggests middles tend to be more open-minded and willing to try new things than their older or younger siblings.
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Nakayama, who has been known to carefully track her diners' preferences, said she's noticed that people are more open minded than ever before.
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Mr Rushin thinks more open-minded police departments, state and local governments can find lessons to apply for themselves, even without federal pressure.
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But anchovies are slowly being adopted by an American public that is more open-minded to the small fish than they once were.
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In the late 2010s, we found a hint that the world will be more open-minded about change and about other people's mentality.
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Young people today have become much more open-minded about gender roles — it shows up in their attitudes about pronouns, politics and sports.
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Purzner says she's glad she found a place in the world of baby food, where parents are perhaps more open-minded than ever.
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And I think for us at least the more general it stays and it's seen the more open minded we're going to be.
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"Casual dress can lead to an environment that is more open-minded and allows for focus on ideas over a dress code," she said.
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So the question is, have you created a situation where maybe consumers feel more open-minded at trying something else, if they feel burnt?
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Or maybe, as the aged white voters of the religious right pass to their rewards, they will be replaced by more open-minded millennials.
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It's taught me to be more open-minded and not to assume someone's gender just because they look like a boy or a girl.
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Robert Yates from Wilmington, N.C., had become more open-minded: For all of my life, I've grown up around people that are emphatically conservative.
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Without an established set of criteria to consider in a new business, investors tend to be more open-minded regarding a new business's finances.
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First, the people leaving tend to be younger and more open-minded, willing to risk moving to a faster growing section of the country.
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A big focus for me right now is trying to train that mindset out of my audience, and let them be more open minded.
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It seems as if the liberal program of attempting to shame and berate people into being more open-minded and tolerant may have backfired.
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Maybe in the States, people are more open-minded, but here when people are eating vegan or vegetarian, it's not usually something they're proud of.
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Even at a more open-minded company where the format may be rejiggered and boundaries redefined, there will always be people reporting to other people.
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Trump is widely viewed as having a more open-minded stance towards Russia than the current U.S. administration, triggering concerns that this could embolden Russia.
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What we're working hard to do is get employers to be more open-minded about hiring students who look very different [than their traditional candidates].
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And Weidel's sexuality has been offered as a means to show that the party is, in some ways, more open-minded than one would expect.
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As for Saynt, he's found a more open-minded doctor who can discuss the potential risks of his drug use without exaggerating or moralizing them.
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It was only when I started to be more open-minded to other ideas that I moved toward a more centrist/left-leaning political perspective.
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"One square, one letter" is something that we hear a lot, but I think we can afford to be more open-minded about the puzzles.
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"My Presidential campaign is about trying to get conservatives to be more open-minded so they can also contribute to this new world," Istvan said.
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" He said the decision showed that, within Europe, "there are clear differences between the states, some of which have more open-minded attitudes than others.
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If managers at one company are unwilling to provide trusted, high-performing employees the option of working remotely, then other, more open-minded companies might.
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McConnell seemed more open-minded about the idea earlier this month, but even then expressed doubt that it would gain much traction on Capitol Hill.
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While some students (especially those with more open-minded/realistic parents) knew the education we received was unhelpful, for other students it was legitimately harmful.
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Electroclash was in full throttle in 2003, and Alkan played a lot of the stuff because his crowd was more open-minded than other indie crowds.
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That simple moment changed my mind about him — and changed me so I was more open-minded, reflective and considerate about people I didn't truly know.
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Modern-Orthodox adherents try to live a strict Jewish life without separating themselves from the modern world — a world that is more open-minded about homosexuality.
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You've got to understand society is more [supportive of] equal wages for equal work, more open-minded with who you can love and stuff like that.
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It is cool to hang out with people who are similar to us but hanging out with people who are different makes us more open-minded.
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Some things are better than they were 50 years ago; there is definitely a lot of awareness and the younger generation is a lot more open-minded.
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"I hope it inspires other photographers to be more open minded and I hope people view special needs kids in a new light as well," she says.
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Of course, it's worth keeping in mind that all of this only applies to users of OKCupid, who are likely to be a more open-minded bunch.
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More open-minded, progressive schools probably have listened to student input in allowing transgender students to use the appropriate bathrooms and don't need the federal government's advice.
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But he would also do well to engage the younger, talented and more open-minded technocrats in the Republican Party to form a broad coalition, Giragosian argues.
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"The idea that we would introduce English wine is a bit difficult," Robinson said, adding that Germany at least seemed to be a little more open-minded.
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"I actually think the average person is more open-minded musically than ever before, in terms of many [listeners] digging both underground and mainstream musics," Walmsley says.
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To prove that he was more open-minded than "Okie" suggested, he had hoped to release "Irma Jackson," a paean to interracial love, as a follow-up.
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Siggi Hilmarsson, founder of Siggi's, and Koel Thomae, co-founder of Noosa, both say Greek yogurt made shoppers more open minded and willing to try new products.
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Stamos also urged Black Hat attendees, many of whom are leery of government intrusion, to be more open-minded about helping law enforcement track criminals and terrorists.
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Mr Hassenfeld reckons that this is partly because programmers who get rich tend to do so at a young age, and are hence more open-minded about charity.
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Despite his association with the more open-minded Pope Francis, Pell rose to prominence under Pope John Paul II, who named him a bishop and eventually a cardinal.
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"I believe Ivanka is more open-minded a person you can reason with," Mr. Ybarra said, just before he went back on the website and increased his bid.
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"Our generation is more open-minded when it comes to the voodoo religion," said Ms. Nozy, who was part of a large crew at the party that night.
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The hope is that the new system will spur the FAA to act more swiftly — and be more open minded — about drone experiments, one Trump administration official told Recode.
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This is a very diverse country and people are really nice, but some of the people, specially those who deal with travellers, should be more open minded and nice.
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My mom was gradually being more open-minded and accepting of my sister, and using she/her pronouns, so I decided to tell her while my dad was away.
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While USDA has historically gone to great lengths to support cattlemen, the FDA doesn't have the same mandate and so may be more open-minded toward clean meat production.
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"Now, I think people are more open-minded to at least questioning certain standard dynamics that had been in place for a long time within the industry," she says.
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Our country has made progress on many issues of social bias, and younger generations tend to be more open-minded and tolerant of different groups than older generations are.
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That thinking isn't going away, but as teams see more and more value in the bullpen arm, they're becoming more open-minded to letting prospects make their introductions as relievers.
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"As there becomes more of a demand from retailers that are becoming more open-minded and inclusive, you will see these products make their way into more shops," she said.
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While Americans and Europeans are growing more skeptical about AVs, people in China are more open-minded, according to a new mobility study from Continental, a leading supplier of AV technology.
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" De Kooning was always more open-minded: "Whatever an artist's personal feelings are, as soon as an artist fills a certain area on the canvas or circumscribes it, he becomes historical.
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Considering we're living in a society in which wellness is only getting more widely known, it should come as no surprise that people are becoming more open-minded about holistic healing.
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The market hoped that the announcement they were "freezing" production at January levels also implied that the Saudis and others would be more open-minded about doing cuts down the road.
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My parents' refusal to conform to the food standards of their families ultimately made me a more open-minded individual, ready to try almost anything you put in front of me!
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As a queer person, the existence of spaces like Harvesters and Te Tribe, which operate on the basis of a more open-minded kind of love and acceptance, can be refreshing.
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And to anti-choice lawmakers' chagrin, Aiken said the vast number of restrictions on abortion might be making people more open-minded about the different ways they can access the procedure.
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I would hope that people who are in positions of power are at least becoming more open-minded to broadening their horizons with respect to movies and TV shows that they watch.
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Consumers in China and India are substantially more open-minded about clean meat than consumers in the US — and even in the US, many meat-eating consumers are intrigued by the idea.
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Question Adelaide's sophistication, and they'll argue that because this is the first city in Australia to be founded by free settlers rather than convicts, the culture is more open-minded and creative.
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It's a systematic problem in America that most of those people happen to be white, added James, who is optimistic that the industry is becoming more open-minded to people of color.
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And I think in a Jobs-sian world, it would make sense to have a no acquisition rule, but in a post-Jobs-sian world, maybe you should be more open minded.
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The reason that we have hate is because we don't speak to our neighbors so he needs to get to know his neighbors and maybe he'll be a bit more open minded.
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Mr McCourt: The book is about individuals who want to change the way they think: being more open-minded, processing information in a different way, assessing and solving problems in new ways.
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Being a blended family and an interracial couple hasn't come without it's challenges, but we hope that in the end, our children will be stronger and more open-minded individuals because of it.
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The father of four has also admitted to his own past ignorance regarding LGBTQ+ issues but has expressed a commitment to learning more about the community and being more open-minded going forward.
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One limitation of the study is that people who respond to sex surveys may be more open-minded in their thinking about sexual behavior than individuals who decline to participate, the authors note.
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Before we get all triumphalist about how society is more open-minded, it's worth pointing out that 51 percent of Americans still think there's something a little "wrong" with gay or lesbian sex.
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If this sounds to you, as it did to me, like an outlandishly misguided and even lazily of-the-moment idea: I'm happy to report that it pays to be more open-minded.
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It's a push that isn't just driven by a sense of fairness: Diversity has repeatedly been found to have concrete benefits for society, making people more open-minded, while spurring innovation and creativity.
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In a survey published Tuesday by dating app Tinder, people who date online — and on Tinder specifically — say such services make them more open-minded about dating someone outside their own race or ethnicity.
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Some younger startups and funders that will take their place will think about the world in different and more open-minded ways, and Palihapitiya suspects that when one of those takes off, imitators will follow.
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A "perfectly happily single" woman, and the first female aviator to qualify to land on a Navy aircraft carrier, her own experience had taught her that Mississippi is more open-minded than most outsiders realize.
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She praises Benner's work targeting long, charged molecules as a great starting point but urges an even more open-minded approach that focuses on more general anomalies — phenomena that resist simple physical or biological characterization.
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Martin Lee, the founding chairman of the Democratic Party, said that he harbored such hopes because he had met Mr. Xi's father, a senior Communist leader considered more open-minded than most of Mao's generals.
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"The Hummer brand certainly wasn't one that worried that much about efficiency, so you definitely are re-making the brand," she said, adding it's "certainly possible" with today's more open-minded customer base for EVs.
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I think this more open-minded strategy is one of the reasons that Microsoft was willing to just go ahead and use the Chromium engine for Edge: it's less precious about using its own code.
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You might find yourself, like me, suddenly more open-minded to the planet's many options of pets—and if that's the case, might I recommend this picture of three frogs in an ice cream cone?
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Given that they'd put up some hard-earned cash, I wonder if her paying customers would be more open-minded than I and therefore better attuned to the energy Kiki does or possibly doesn't proffer.
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Jaya Lloyd from North Carolina suggests parents give their children space to discover themselves: I believe that parents should become more open-minded when it comes to their kids and the decision they decide to make.
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His mother moved them to Cicero, Indiana, where she said students and their families proved to be more open-minded: "the president of the student body brought in the medical experts and talked to the kids..."
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People are becoming more open-minded and socially aware... I think back to living on the reserve 15 years ago, I didn't see trans people on television, and if I did, it was a problematic representation.
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I have been struggling with my inability to adopt a more open-minded attitude toward Donald Trump, although both my respect for the office of the president and my love of country tell me I should.
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Are we being ushered into a new era where the boundaries of race and class will be blown open in Britain, when people will grow more open-minded about who they can consider as a mate?
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So all these things and all of my personality flaws I've just really dealt with in a major way that has allowed me to be more open-minded instead of rolling my eyes at people who meditate.
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And so you learn things from them, they have a certain kind of humility about them that's really helpful, and then they're more open-minded about the types of people that they're willing to coach and mentor.
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During his election campaign, Trump adopted a more open-minded stance on Putin than current U.S. officials who consider him an autocrat bent on suppressing dissent at home while bullying his neighbors and projecting Russia's power abroad.
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The company announced just last week that Apple Music was coming to Amazon Echo devices so it seems that Apple is growing more open-minded in terms of what platforms it's interested in bringing Music support to.
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I know I ended up with the right person, but I bet I could have had more fun, and met more interesting characters, if I'd applied my more open-minded, relaxed post-30 dating strategy all along.
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Dr. Haider Javed Warraich means to suggest, rather, that those who have been in practice for fewer years are more open-minded, with more innovative inclinations, and that these traits may lead to better outcomes for patients.
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Trump's statements on Syria, and his more open-minded stance towards Assad's ally Russia, have fuelled rebel concern about the policy he may adopt on the conflict, in which the Russian air force has been bombing insurgents.
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Ricciardi: If you look at where the game has come in the last 15 years, I think if you talk to a lot of those scouts, they're a lot more open-minded today about what the numbers are.
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He told CNBC's "Closing Bell " he expects Netflix to announce its specific China strategy in the second half of this year, and believes the company will be more open-minded when it comes to things like joint ventures.
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"Happily, New Yorkers are more open-minded than ever," Meir Adoni recently told a patron at Nur, his inaugural New York restaurant, which seeks to serve Middle Eastern flavors while avoiding the clichés of falafel and baba ghanoush.
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Lord knows I've done it (and will almost certainly do it again, because I get too many emails and am generally no fun anyway) but I'm going to try to be a little more open-minded going forward.
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As a modern society in the pursuit of equality, we need to be more open-minded to our fellow humans, simply because like any other citizen, they deserve just as much respect and proper treatment as everyone else.
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Since he stepped down, Benedict has occasionally allowed his views on specific subjects to be aired outside the Vatican, to the joy of fellow conservatives who have used them as ammunition to contest Francis' more open-minded papacy.
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Since he stepped down, Benedict has occasionally allowed his views on specific subjects to be aired outside the Vatican, to the joy of fellow conservatives who have used them as ammunition to contest Francis' more open-minded papacy.
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But it still surprises the social scientists who study these topics, because they expect younger generations to become more open-minded and egalitarian over time, and when it comes to most things related to gender roles, they are.
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The documentary "Mercury 13" features interviews with some of these accomplished pilots and scientists, many of whom remain certain that the space program — and perhaps the culture — might have been different if NASA had been more open-minded.
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The documentary "Mercury 13" features interviews with some of these accomplished pilots and scientists, many of whom remain certain that the space program — and perhaps the culture — might have been different if NASA had been more open-minded.
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"I went to England to meet with possible department heads, and assumed that because the UK had a female Prime Minister at the time that men would be more open-minded about working with women," she told the audience.
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At the end of the day, it has to move forward, we have to expand our minds, and we have to be more open-minded to that crowd as well—because if we're not, if we're acting like elitists.
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Plus, K-pop is still mostly sung in Korean, so the sheer miracle that famously language-averse North American audiences are meeting these artists on their own terms is rather remarkable, and representative of a more open-minded musical consumption.
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I think that's a little too crazy, and we would all benefit from just being more open-minded or more willing to try things like aspects of kink or more progressive sexual experiences like a sex party or casual sex.
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She first noticed Hollywood was becoming more open-minded to racial diversity when, in early 2017, driving down Sunset Boulevard, in Los Angeles, she saw a towering billboard for the HBO comedy "Insecure," starring the African-American actress Issa Rae.
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I would want to tell people to be more open-minded and educate yourself on certain things that you might not be aware of, because at one point in my life I was not aware of it, and now I'm here.
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Salvini and Di Maio were both in Sicily on Sunday to campaign ahead of municipal elections, looking to build on their popularity in opinion polls — a popularity that has largely, and uncomfortably for more open-minded Italians, been built on anti-immigrant rhetoric.
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That's not to say that a Thursday puzzle can't have its theme entries stretched across the grid the way they most likely are on a Monday, but the constructors and editors expect us to be more open minded later in the week.
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I, maybe a bit naively, believed that there was a need for someone in high elected office to be more open-minded and willing to not only govern from the middle but to try to shame everyone else into going to the middle.
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But it's an uphill struggle: Our survey found that younger men in Egypt, Morocco and Palestine are just as or even more conservative on women's rights than older generations, while their female peers are more open-minded than their mothers and grandmothers.
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Its depiction of an inclusivity-driven college campus through the eyes of Brendan (Jackson White), who stands in stark contrast to the rest of his peers, gives the impression that the power imbalance has tipped significantly in favor of the more open-minded.
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While audiences on Rotten Tomatoes gave this movie searing and definitely-real reviews like "very bad movie it's not wat marvel movies should be like," the critics' take on the Marvel franchise is much more open-minded, coming in at a more respectable 81%.
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For Cirque, the hope is that we will all be able to understand that attending a live show in general and a Cirque du Soleil show in particular will make us fundamentally better and more open-minded people, less anxious and less afraid of uncertainty.
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"We're seeing juries who are less suspicious, less jaded, and more open-minded to these cases," said Roger Canaff, a former sex-crimes prosecutor in the Bronx and a partner at Justice 3D, a company that trains law enforcement to better handle sexual assault.
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Katie Gibbons from Buffalo, N.Y., credits family food choices with making her more open-minded: My parents were both raised in lower middle class households with Northern European lineages; essentially, meat and potatoes were their way of life and seasoning was a four-letter-word.
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But she also thinks that millennials are more open-minded because they are growing up in a society that has progressed in the past 50 years, even though there's a long way to go before anyone can call America a land of equal opportunity.
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Many of today's Trekkies watched the original series (TOS) long after its initial run, and watched the series of the 1980s and 1990s — The Next Generation, Voyager, and Deep Space Nine — when they were decades younger, and thus likely more open-minded than they might be today.
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Luckily, actually, we found that the most cynical place about drones is the U.S. When you actually go to some of the other countries that we're currently working in or will be working in, the attitude toward these kinds of technology, it's actually much more open-minded.
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Young people have grown significantly more open-minded over time about women working: The share who preferred having a family with a stay-at-home mother was 23 percent in 2014, down from 44 percent in 1976, and the share who said that arrangement was unacceptable increased.
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At the same time, one of Boggs's more open-minded white colleagues, Denny Rakestraw, is caught in a dangerous quandary when he discovers that his wife has been keeping a record of "Negro sightings" in the area and collecting money from neighbors to buy out the newcomers.
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Even if you aren't a freelancer, being a little more open-minded about what LinkedIn requests you accept will greatly benefit you when it comes time to search for a new position — you might just be connected with someone who can put in a good word for you.
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There are clear signs that Fed leaders are starting to internalize these lessons, and are now more open-minded to letting the economy run and seeing just how many people can be put to work and how much wages can rise before it causes inflation or other problems.
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Though the channel was much more open-minded than its rivals, the suggestion of drug taking did not sit well with the hierarchy back then, although possibly the producers were a little ahead of their time; twelve years later the channel would show the consumption of MDMA on air.
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I had graduated college intending to spend an entire career in print magazines, but three years in, after seeing a number of layoffs in the industry — and then experiencing one of my own — I realized I needed to be more open-minded about my next steps and look beyond print.
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We may have greater opportunity with the UK's departure from the EU. Before Brexit, the UK was required to negotiate as a part of the EU. After Brexit, we are optimistic they will have a more open-minded approach to science-based standards, bringing us even closer in our relationship.
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That is, the younger our audience is, the more they prefer to communicate with a close circle of friends, and as they grow up, they become more open-minded, brave, and also they are more interested in expanding their horizons, so they start engaging with more and more people on wider distances.
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"I'm moving into this sort of scene of being digital and being more online and I want people to be more open-minded to the idea of viewing Soren Bryce as an entity and not really a person," Bryce explains over the phone from Iowa, where she's preparing to perform at a music festival.
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Even as an adult, I have found myself time and again in conversations with young Pakistani or Indian or Afghan or Iraqi or Somali men (women tend to be more open-minded), and have heard such grotesquely homophobic comments in such casual tones that it was clear that homophobia was encoded in their—our—brains.
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Even as links build a chain bridging the sport to C.T.E., the degenerative brain disease associated with repetitive head trauma, and some of the game's most revered names push the league to take a more open-minded approach, the N.H.L. has denied any connection between long-term brain damage and hits to the head.
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On the plus side, he wrote in an email, this shorter-term trend clearly comports with the multi-decade trend in which both the country at large and the Democratic Party itself have become increasingly more open-minded, pluralistic and progressive on a range of social issues, including racial justice, immigration and women's rights.
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On a much deeper level, we believe that because you have an incentive to be neighborly with the people around you, there may be an opportunity for us to have some of those conversations that could be divisive in other forums take place on Nextdoor in a way where we're more respectful, we're more collaborative, we're more open minded.
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I would say my lesbian clients are more open minded to dating different types of women, but ultimately to enter a long term relationship which will stand the test of time is perhaps a bit harder purely because the flood gates are only just opening for lesbians coming out and being as understood as gay men.
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I would hope that climate change could become one, and we've seen some comments out of the new cabinet members that indicate maybe they aren't completely in concert with some of the things that were campaigned on in the fall by the new president and his then campaign, that they're maybe a little more open-minded about addressing climate change in a responsible way.
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If only we had been a little more open-minded, and hadn't spent so much time standing in the aisle at the grocery store trying to work out the math of how much money we'd actually save in the long run by buying the economy size instead of just grabbing the cheapest one, we might have been able to see what one eagle-eyed Redditor beat us to.
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Brand hung on to become a reliable supporting player on a series of middling teams across the back half of his NBA tenure, and was a fascinating hybrid star over the first half of it; had the two halves been flipped, and Brand somehow been able to enjoy his prime years in the more open-minded NBA of the last half decade or so, he could have been something else entirely.
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"Insects have been heralded for their taste by cooks and gastronomes and for their low ecological impact by environmentalists, plus for their nutritional content by public health scientists, and the UN even recommended edible insects as a resource to combat world hunger," Caspersen tells CNBC Make It. For him, the goal is to "inspire people to be more open-minded about new ingredients" by creating dishes that are not just healthy and sustainable, but tasty too.
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Booksmart is based on a script that's been bouncing around the industry for a decade — initially scripted by Emily Halpern and Sarah Haskins, it was reworked in 2014 by Susanna Fogel, and then rewritten again in 2018 by Katie Silberman of Set It Up. Somewhere in that stretch, it morphed from being a film about graduating seniors searching for boyfriends before prom into something more subversive and salty-sweet — a story about besties who grew up in a more open-minded, empowered world while still facing a lot of the standard-issue teen dilemmas, among them the tendency to slap simplistic labels on people.
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