Sentence examples for small-minded from high-quality English sources.

• Spread that on your toast, mother, you small-minded millennial.”

• Those who argue for small-minded measures are on the wrong side of history."

• “We’re going to continue to build a world that makes small-minded, misogynist boys like you outdated,” it said.

• But management theorists now say it is not only small-minded bosses that star workers need to overcome; it is also their colleagues.

• One moment I can just about see her point, the next I feel it is the most absurd and small-minded observation I have ever heard.

• His attacks on the small-minded politicians of his age satisfies the disdain in which contemporary pro-Europeans hold their leaders.

• In 1968, the notion that our true enemy could be the callousness, hypocrisy, and small-minded ignorance of our own leaders was fashionable.

• (Sheik, for his part, tweeted, “The Spirit of Wedekind lives on holding the feet to the fire of the assholes in the @NRA and their cynical, small minded ilk!”)

Use small-minded in a sentence.

• IN the last four decades of the 20th century, a succession of small-minded generals almost succeeded in ''disappearing'' a whole country: Burma.

• The screenplay refers again and again to the crudity, sexism, duplicity and general venality of the small-minded men duped by Josephine and Lonnie.

• Titled South Park, it depicted a quartet of crudely animated grade-schoolers growing up in the small-minded, perpetually wintry town of South Park, Colorado.

• South Park, named for the small-minded, perpetually wintry town in which it was set, brought Parker and Stone’s quartet of crudely animated grade-schoolers to a mainstream audience.

• "Saoirse Ronan's expressive face carries this tender romance across the Atlantic, from small-minded Enniscorthy in Ireland to big-hearted New York," said The Sunday Times critic Kate Muir.

• In a world dominated by small-minded “gentlemen,” where sincerity of feeling is judged a threat to the establishment, an ethics of naturalness inevitably finds itself engaged in a struggle for freedom.

• Her screed suggests that the unthinking application of political correctness (PC), in this case in the form of a diversity target, will threaten liberal, Western culture and produce small-minded individuals.

• A country of small-minded unhelpfulness, indifference to the world around and ill-tempered dogs – plus the odd cable-car fight scene from an old Alistair Maclean film – was our daughters' only acquaintance with Switzerland.

small-minded sentence examples

• A viewer complained that the reference to a character as “a small-minded, OCD neat freak” was offensive because it trivialised a recognised medical condition and perpetuated a negative and inaccurate stereotype of people with Obsessive Compulsive Disorder.

• On the eve of a crucial first meeting with a group of eight cardinals from around the world who are to be his permanent consultants, Pope Francis has pointed the way towards a less authoritarian future form of Church government, criticising "small-minded" Catholic rules.

• Fans of the writer have also expressed their support on the page, declaring Icke an “angel in this nightmare world of never-ending suffering and small-minded people” and demanding the government “stop this assault on free speech before all of us are microchipped and enslaved”.

• The ingredients have always been there: the crossness at things he can’t quite grasp (hotel door keys, furniture, pens), the self-satisfied chortling, the suit jackets and jeans, the shoulder bags, the grumpiness about us small-minded people back home with our lazy palates, the talking-just-a-little-too-long-ness, the pained exchanges with waiting staff.