Some argue that it's the most open-minded of the genres.
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Joaquin is the fiercest and brightest and most open-minded lion I know.
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Luckily, there's still plenty of contemporary art to confuse even the most open-minded among us.
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Luckily, there's still plenty of contemporary art to confuse even the most open-minded among us.
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Don't expect your partners to be very flexible, or have the most open-minded ideas today.
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I know what you're thinking, Aquarius: You're the most open-minded, weird, experimental, avant-garde person ever.
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Yet, they both said that the construction business is one of the most open-minded towards immigrants.
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Over the past couple of years, Lil West has proven himself one of rap's most open-minded experimenters.
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I looked into programs in New York and LA too, but the RCM was the most open-minded.
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But its scripted nature places it decidedly outside the boundaries of performance art, even for the most open-minded viewer.
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When historians and political scientists rate the presidents throughout history, the most effective ones turn out to be the most open-minded.
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"Our goal is to build the world's most open-minded dating community," James Millership, Avid's president, said in an interview on Tuesday.
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But the current generation of young people — the most open-minded in history — cannot buy into this narrative of self-blaming forever.
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The most open-minded of all the Yelp-exploring vloggers is Los Angeles–based YouTuber Mar, who jumped on the trend two months ago.
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All You Can Eat is liberty and love; it may well be the most open-minded, independent, and emancipating culture that exists in 21st-century Britain.
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On Sunday, July 10, 453, three weeks after the accident, Shiny, who prefers to remain anonymous, invited 10 of his most open-minded friends to a special brunch.
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At its most open-minded, he was the Old Testament patriarch glittering in a leotard and cravat—gleefully shattering every commandment on Saturday night, soulfully repenting every Sunday morning.
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Sean Nicholas Savage: I think there is a great deal of respect in the artist community in Quebec, I think it's one of the most open minded artistic communities in the world.
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"Clearly the President-elect is not the most open-minded and inclusive of human beings," she said, when asked what affect she thinks the election result might have on the refugee crisis.
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Convinced that they would be unable to redirect nationalism toward their own ends, many of the most open-minded segments of society long ago gave up on the fight to determine its meaning.
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As such, I don't think it's a coincidence that so many of my most open-minded, creative, and dedicated art weirdo friends were Moonies themselves and remember their days spent in the Moon Kingdom fondly.
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"There is no movie without Joaquin Phoenix, the fiercest and bravest and most open-minded lion that I know," Mr. Phillips said in an acceptance speech, playing on the name of the festival's signature awards.
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That year Sack (by then Rabbi Emeritus) died;The New York Times, June 13, 1999. the year before his death his son, Robert, at his induction as a Second Circuit judge, had described his father as "the most open minded man he had ever known". Janet Leuchter joined as cantor in 2001. A native of Vineland, New Jersey, and 1999 graduate of Hebrew Union College, she had previously served as cantor of Temple Avodah in Oceanside, New York.
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This, he hoped, would protect the military's reputation on both fronts: if the saucer phenomenon was groundless, they could not be accused of sensationalism, but if the phenomenon proved to have some basis in fact, the military could produce serious studies of the subject. Cabell especially did not want the military to be perceived as belittling civilians who had reported UFOs. Grudge became Project Blue Book. Its first era—directed by Ruppelt—is generally seen as its most open-minded and productive era.
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In the 1930s, his works were banned, and would not appear again until the late 1950s, when he was rehabilitated and seen as one of the most open-minded and forward thinking of the Russian Revolutionaries. Soviet rugby might have had a much higher profile in the pre-war period if Lunarcharsky had lived a few years longer. But judging by what happened to his writings, it is unlikely that Lunarcharsky could have avoided Stalin's purges - and would have ended up dead or in a prison camp.
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From 1977, the magazine became the vehicle for Bill Liddell's controversial articles about the nineteenth century cunning man George Pickingill, and it would also serve as a platform for articles by a wide range of esotericists. In 1999, Howard was contacted by Andrew Chumbley, and in 1999 he joined Chumbley's "traditional witchcraft" order, the Cultus Sabbati. The Pagan studies scholar Ethan Doyle White described Howard as a "prominent figure in the British Craft movement", while Hutton characterised him as "the most open-minded of Pagan editors".
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Asser writes: these "he collected in a single book, as I have seen for myself; amid all the affairs of the present life he took it around with him everywhere for the sake of prayer, and was inseparable from it." An excellent hunter in every branch of the sport, Alfred is remembered as an enthusiastic huntsman against whom nobody's skills could compare. Although he was the youngest of his brothers, he was probably the most open-minded. He was an early advocate for education.
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114 The same picture was presented at the International Exhibition of the Munich SecessionOfficial catalogue of the 1907 Munich Secession International Exhibition (in German) in 1907, where it was awarded a gold medal. His earliest works were a compelling sequence of portraits, remarkable for their expressiveness and formal vigour. In 1889 he moved with his brother Gian Battista, also a painter, to Milan where he opened a studio. Building on the teachings of Cavalli, he made the lessons of the most open-minded and innovative artists his own, with his work assuming a vaguely symbolist tone.
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McBride worked for the Sun for the next thirty-six years. Let go at the age of eighty-three when the newspaper merged with another, less arts-conscious newspaper, he promptly started writing a monthly column with Art News. McBride quickly became known as one of the most open-minded and amusing critics in the city. Like many other art writers, he had hoped at one time to be an artist himself and, long before he began to write about art, he had made sketching trips to Europe, developed a fine eye for color and composition, and steeped himself in art history.
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Sean Monahan has argued that the book's conclusion serves a double purpose. Despite being the most open-minded white person in the book, Jeremy ultimately cannot leave the Aboriginal people alone at this climactic moment, and his need to "follow the logic of the white man's thinking" and interfere is what causes the tragedy . Prindy, meanwhile, was defined by Herbert as "the symbol of the tragedy of the Australian Dream" Monahan 2003, p.310 and his death symbolises the inevitable failure of the Australian nation unless it finds a better way forward for its Indigenous people Monahan 2003, p.258.
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Despite being at the heart of the industry, Pipe grapples with the implications of porn in regards to the long-term effects it can have on its stars, urging aspiring actors and actresses to be absolutely sure they want to get involved in adult entertainment. However, Pipe maintains he is one of the most open-minded in the business, believing that “all women, in all shapes, sizes and ages should be appreciated by the men who appreciate them. As far as perfect sizes, I’m the wrong guy to ask. My idea of perfect varies from woman to woman…I find beauty in just about every shape and size.” Pipe has also voiced his frustration about the treatment of women within the industry, criticizing many as being hurt by the “Jackassization,” (a term referring to the MTV show, "Jackass," which popularizes a group of individuals performing dangerous—and arguably, degrading—stunts for laughs and shock effect) of many of the industry's most popular films.
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