One must also admire his broadmindedness in treating Lucretius, whom, in spite of his atheistic views, Keble places among the primary poets.
"The Literature of Ecstasy"
Albert Mordell
Add to this the fact that she was a suffragist in the days when there was only one other woman in the state who believed in citizenship for women, and that she never ceased to "agitate" for suffrage, and you receive a faint impression of this old termagant celebrity who had put Jordantown "on the map" and had given it a reputation for broadmindedness at a distance which it in no way deserved.
"The Co-Citizens"
Corra Harris
Along with this mastery of subject matter, a scholarly attitude implies both broadmindedness and openmindedness.
"Principles of Teaching"
Adam S. Bennion