Having restricted or rigid views, and being unreceptive to new ideas.
Contemptibly narrow in outlook.
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Examples for "petty"
Examples for "petty"
1Social Housing Minister Paula Bennett said the group were playing petty politics.
2Which was true, of course, and petty of me to bring up.
3I don't have time to resolve these petty family squabbles right now.
4Oppression, daily petty harassment and humiliation are the breeding ground for violence.
5The provost, however, had never wasted his time with such petty artifice.
1Yes thank you Cheryll for being nothing but a small-minded heartless person.
2Such is the measure of the understanding of these small-minded, contemptible people.
3Madam, - Your Editorial on Charlie McCreevy was mealy mouthed and small-minded.
4This marshmallow man was every bit as small-minded as the mortal men.
5The town's denizens are small-minded, prejudicial folk prone to hysteria and fear.
6I suppose in these memories I see too my uptight, small-minded outlook.
7Why should we not disregard the small-minded ambition that struggles for place?
8While they complied, Camilla described their actions as disgusting, disrespectful, and small-minded.
9If Roseman is right, my concerns about costs will look small-minded.
10Being conservative, might I remind you, need not equal being small-minded or intolerant.
11Feminism has been very small-minded in the way it has treated male history.
12To small-minded statesmen it seemed that the situation called for conquest.
13LEE: It's not easy being a big girl in a somewhat small-minded world.
14Called us small-minded pencil pushers stagnating in a quagmire of petty ethical constraints.
15To be called a Luddite is to be depicted as backward and small-minded.
16Any other view of living seemed not only foolish but small-minded.