“In contrast, persons with catholic tastes have a certain breadth of interests and appreciate a wide variety of things.”
“While the catholic appreciation of art is partly a matter of experience and education, it is also a matter of instinct, and one may possess that instinct or not, by the whim of nature, as one may possess or lack an ear for music.”
“Under these circumstances it is gratifying to note that Mr. Sims holds very catholic views on the question of labor.”
catholicized
simple past tense and past participle of catholicize
