open-mindedness in Vietnamese

Danh từ
1. tính rộng rãi, tính phóng khoáng, tính không thành kiến
2. sự sẵn sàng tiếp thu cái mới

Sentence patterns related to "open-mindedness"

1. Open-mindedness:

2. Open-mindedness 1 2 3 4 Support:

3. Open-mindedness and transparency are the maxims for our service.

4. Your open-mindedness is cool, but it doesn't change anything.

5. Creative thinking includes analysis, open-mindedness, problem-solving, organization, and communication

6. for not showing a good balance of open-mindedness and assertiveness.

7. •Develop an open-mindedness concerning the views and values of others.

8. Promote open-mindedness and support the development of interpersonal and intercultural skills.

9. (See also Curiosity; Imagination; Logic; Meditation; Mind; Open-Mindedness; Reasoning; Thinking Ability; Thoughts)

10. After this apparent indication of open-mindedness by the pope, Galileo went to work.

Trước tinh thần cởi mở của giáo hoàng, Ga-li-lê bắt tay vào việc.

11. We have continued the work on this in a spirit of complete open-mindedness.

12. Development required an open-mindedness which was incompatible with dogmatism and blind submission to religion

13. He has been able to secure everyone's trust with grace, modesty, flexibility and open-mindedness

14. He commended the flexibility and open-mindedness of the World Bank on those and other issues.

15. Advanced education, high intelligence ( especially verbal intelligence ), open - mindedness, and good mental health abet empathic accuracy.

16. That would require open-mindedness on all sides so as to encourage negotiation and discussions among them.

17. Open - mindedness can often be treated as gullibility and therefore as a tool to manipulate people's beliefs.

18. The Prime Minister of Canada, Jean Chrétien, demonstrated his open-mindedness by appointing me to the Senate

19. Scientists with integrity, professionalism, the highest scientific competence, open-mindedness, independence from vested interests, and sound judgementd

20. She had always prided herself on her tolerance and open-mindedness - how dared he call her bigoted?

21. Gutman says: “One requirement for everyone who wants to call himself a true scientist is open-mindedness.

22. (See also Brain; Hypnotism; Imagination; Intelligence; Intuition; Meditation; Mental Illness; Open-Mindedness; Psychiatry; Psychology; Psychosomatics; Thinking; Thoughts)

23. Antonyms for Chauvinism include unbias, tolerance, broad-mindedness, open-mindedness, liberalism, liberality, fairness, forbearance, impartiality and permissiveness

24. "From him I learnt the trade, the fundamentals, counterpoint and those things, professional seriousness and open-mindedness."

25. I would therefore appeal to your courage and open-mindedness, since matters remain at present within limited proportions.

26. Their open-mindedness has as its reward a show in which almost every piece is a fresh surprise.

27. Open-mindedness can often be treated as gullibility and therefore used as a tool to manipulate people's beliefs.

28. To give them up and recognize a superior Authority requires a humility and an open-mindedness that not everyone possesses.

29. He is also grateful for the open-mindedness of the Kingdom publishers who made the effort to study with him.

30. • This is a false and Counterproductive approach; it is to true open-mindedness what glib moral relativism is to genuine tolerance

31. Today, with the help of small traders, their open mindedness and their attitude of accepting the new, the country has implemented GST.

32. 14 This is a false and counterproductive approach; it is to true open-mindedness what glib moral relativism is to genuine tolerance.

33. Of course, some might argue that much of this relativism represents open-mindedness and therefore has a positive impact on human society.

34. In more ways than simply economic, the future of the Indian sub-continent depends on whether this open mindedness prevails over the more traditional mindsets.

35. The point of this scenario is that we can lessen anger, disappointment, and other negative emotions with understanding, open-mindedness, and a willingness to forgive.

36. Open-mindedness can often be treated as gullibility and therefore used as a tool to manipulate people's beliefs. Daschmann has stated a reason for this gullibility .

37. In a world fettered by race, creed and colour, Rabindranath Tagore promoted internationalism for a new world order based on diversity, open-mindedness, tolerance and co-existence.

38. ‘One Assyriologist writes, ‘Sennacherib stands out among Assyrian kings as a man of exceptional enterprise and open-mindedness'.’ ‘First of all, in no chronology proposed by biblical scholars or Assyriologists does the siege of Samaria begin in 722.’

39. It also states that the National Assembly is to pursue this objective "in a spirit of fairness and open-mindedness", recognizes "the right of the Amerinds and the Inuit of Quebec, the first inhabitants of this land, to preserve and develop their original language and culture".

40. While all these words mean "submissive to the will of another," Amenable suggests a willingness to yield or cooperate because of a desire to be agreeable or because of a natural open-mindedness. Amenable to new ideas When is it sensible to use docile instead of Amenable?

41. Met by either genuine sympathy or condescension, excessive enthusiasm or systematic rejection, and provoking reactions between absolute contempt and compassionate consideration, ignorance and empathy, racism and open-mindedness, African works have often been perceived through a deformed prism, tainted by misunderstanding arising from confused consciences both good and bad.