Word: broadmindedness
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Conflict, however, is the stuff of drama, and space battles are what the paying public wants to see, especially on the big screen. Since Roddenberry's death, Berman has evolved Star Trek into something darker, more elemental and more mysterious. "Rick was a little more broadminded about what I was...
But behind Dreben's unprepossessing appearance is a mind described as sharp, broadminded--and unconventional And his influence is by no means limited to tenure matters
On a visit to West Germany, for example, Literary Gazette Editor Alexander Chakovsky characterized Andropov as a "good man" with "broadminded" views. Soviet emigres have described Andropov to U.S. journalists as "savvy," "open-minded" and "Westernized." Though the KGB crushed the Soviet Union's dissident movement, its chief was said...
"The most raffish and fantastic crew that I have met yet and even I-excessively broadminded as I am-feel somewhat shocked by the goings-on." That was how Tennessee Williams described his Provincetown acquaintances in a letter to his friend, Novelist Donald Windham, in the summer of 1940. Now...
Texas mothers, however, are not broadminded. One of them not long ago found that she could not send out any announcements when her daughter was finally married because she had been telling her friends for a year that her daughter was married to the man she was living with. A...