high-minded (Meaning)

Wordnet

high-minded (s)

of high moral or intellectual value; elevated in nature or style

Webster

high-minded (a.)

Proud; arrogant.

Having, or characterized by, honorable pride; of or pertaining to elevated principles and feelings; magnanimous; -- opposed to mean.

high-minded Sentence Examples

  1. Her high-minded ideals often clashed with the harsh realities of life.
  2. The company's high-minded mission statement was at odds with its unethical practices.
  3. The senator's high-minded rhetoric concealed his self-serving agenda.
  4. The professor's high-minded pursuit of knowledge isolated him from the world.
  5. The politician's high-minded speeches were mere hot air designed to win votes.
  6. The philanthropist's high-minded generosity was driven by a desire for recognition.
  7. The artist's high-minded vision was incompatible with the commercial demands of the market.
  8. The activist's high-minded protests were dismissed as unrealistic and idealistic.
  9. The philosopher's high-minded ideas were too abstract for ordinary people to grasp.
  10. The writer's high-minded prose alienated him from the general public.

FAQs About the word high-minded

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Her high-minded ideals often clashed with the harsh realities of life.

The company's high-minded mission statement was at odds with its unethical practices.

The senator's high-minded rhetoric concealed his self-serving agenda.

The professor's high-minded pursuit of knowledge isolated him from the world.