- described, then, is
high-
minded. He who
deserves little and
claims little is
temperate [or modest], but not
high-
minded: for
high-
mindedness [or
greatness of...
-
thousands of
years of
human progress, a
savage and
haunting antidote to the
high-
minded idealism of
movies like
Christopher Nolan's
Interstellar and
Ridley Scott's...
-
Award for
Outstanding Lead
Actor in a
Comedy Series. His
performance as
high-
minded ****ographer Jack
Horner in Paul
Thomas Anderson's
Boogie Nights (1997)...
-
silly action thriller starring Gerard Butler as the kind of
twitchy yet
high-
minded nutcase who five
years ago
would undoubtedly have been pla**** by Mel...
- took
insufficient account of
being a
foreign outsider, no
matter how
high-
minded his
plans might be. At the time the idea of
Maximilian as
emperor of...
- the
median point; and to feeble-
mindedness at the
highest end of functioning. The last was
conceived of as a form of
high-grade
mental deficiency. The development...
- ecosystems. In 2002,
Mexico formed a
separate organization focusing on Like-
Minded Megadiverse Countries,
consisting of
countries rich in
biological diversity...
-
belief and action." "Disciplined
thinking that is clear, rational, open-
minded, and
informed by evidence" "Purposeful, self-regulatory
judgment which results...
-
place in the
royal palace dazzled every eye. When
Akbar initiated his
high-
minded experiment in the
equality of all religions, she
became a
living symbol...
-
awkward clashes of
values occur, and an
explosive conflict when a less
high-
minded guest pitches his tent nearby.
Childlike Candice-Marie
Pratt (Alison...
