Sentence examples for a bit more liberal from inspiring English sources

I am a bit more liberal and feel like if it's not working, it's not working.

"O'Connor at the end was quite a bit more liberal than Kennedy is now," Professor Epstein said.

We may need to be a bit more liberal with the sin bin and deal with things at the time if they're pretty clear-cut.

All were considered "safe" from the regime's point of view — no authentic liberals — but as the election approached, it became clear that Rouhani was a bit more liberal than the others.

And the newcomers are a bit more liberal than the natives.Obama supporters calculate that if they add enough people to the voting rolls, they can put the state in play.

(Austin is a bit more liberal on this point).

"Being a little bit more liberal with washer-dryers is becoming a trend," said Michael Donuk, the director of operations at the Argo Corporation, a Manhattan-based property management firm.

However, we are a little bit more liberal, one might say, than Mr. Romney is, in terms of social issues".

It's far from the way it used to be, but the institutions have gotten a little bit more liberal in their financing.

"The legislature is largely the same as it was before, perhaps a little bit more liberal," said Gloria Bergquist, spokeswoman for the Alliance of Automobile Manufacturers, the industry's main lobbying group.

BG The only problem with the Sports Personality of the Year awards, other than a perhaps excessive amount of general hoo-hah, was that it was open only to humans – if the BBC were just a little bit more liberal with their rules and regulations Valegro and Frankel could have ended 2012 engaged in the mother of all equine battles.