0 having or showing good or noble ideals, principles etc -- høysinnet, edel, nobel
Moreover, the circulation of physical and material culture of skulls between the metropolitan and colonial worlds proliferated and involved both high-minded ideologues and popular pamphleteers.
Such individuals were also involved in other high-minded societies that required both a certain class background and also high educational qualification for membership.
This motive competes with other high-minded concerns, so judges sometimes acquiesce to the moral problem presented by a borderline case.
Yet naive high-minded criticism of this sort misses the point.
Simultaneously, composers found that they were being held to task by high-minded critics for producing low (that is, entertaining) music.
But take a more careful look at the high-minded talk about virtue.
His ingestion of the herb that precipitated the outburst was completely unobjectionable given the safety precautions he was taking and given his high-minded reasons for ingesting the herb.
The goods of the poor were secured and inventoried, and master and mistress installed, and high-minded rules provided supervision of inmates and gentle treatment of the elderly.
