Meanings of close-minded in English

But, like the Vatican in Galileo's time, the scientific community is close-minded.

How thrilling to be outraged at the close-minded ignorance of our parents.

I mean I don't have to be as close-minded as you obviously are!

Don't construe this as a mandate to be close-minded and eschew other forms of culture.

But in hip-hop, people can often be very close-minded.

I could not imagine a more close-minded statement.

They're still close-minded about women, which is ridiculous.

They wish specifically to exist without that dichotomy, to live outside of a close-minded society's quality judgments about them.

Are you willfully close-minded?

They're still close-minded about women, which is ridiculous. (This story has been corrected to fix year Taliban rule ended)

Never one to shy away from controversy, while supporting Mayor Vince Gray, Marion Barry called out White voters for being close-minded.

Like any human activity, science is subject to the prejudices and personality defects of individuals; scientists can indeed be arrogant and close-minded.

In particular, he noted the sour expression of Alys Carroll, a talented but close-minded young woman who had been raised among the Butlerians.

But I was troubled that so many of his commenters saw in the story a portrait of a right rebel wronged by a close-minded establishment.

Tourism Minister Simon Birmingham has taken a swipe at Queensland Premier Annastacia Palaszczuk, saying leaders who stick to hard border closures are "close-minded".

Some of them are close-minded and intensely orthodox; but the majority are wide-awake, and won't pray for fair weather until it has given over raining.