Sentence examples for a liberal reading of from inspiring English sources

Egypt's leading advocate of a liberal reading of the Koran Nasr Abu Zayd, who died in 2010 was denounced as an apostate, forcibly divorced from his wife and had to spend his later life abroad.

Hamilton and his Federalist Party espoused a strong federal government, led by a powerful executive branch, and endorsed a liberal reading of the Constitution; although he resisted the label at first, Washington clearly belonged to this camp.

While it's a bit of a stretch to try to tap as a source of revenue, it is true that much of YouTubing's success is based on a liberal reading of intellectual property ownership combined with lax enforcement.

But, it takes a pretty liberal reading of a rather perfunctory note to assume that Obama had already failed on his promise of transparency.

Like vanilla and chocolate, a fondness for a conservative or a liberal reading is a matter of taste, not logic or evidence.

In his dissent Morton argued for a more liberal reading of the Article 2 of the state constitution (which addressed religious freedoms), and argued that every person "has a constitutional right to discuss the subject of God, to affirm or deny his existence.

On such a liberal reading any differences in the bearers of content would could as representational differences even if they bore the same intentional or representational content; they might differ only in their means or mode of representation not their content.

In any case, he insists that his liberal reading of Islam is closer to the roots of the faith than the theocrats' interpretations are.In its core theology, he maintains, Islam is radically democratic; for example, it is an important principle that no earthly or religious authority can come between the believer and God.

Dissenting in Hayden v. Pataki (2006), she also used conservative means to come to a liberal conclusion, determining, by a literal reading of the Voting Rights Act, that felons should be allowed to contest their disenfranchisement.

Paul Steckle, a Liberal lawmaker, read on the floor of the House of Commons on Tuesday a letter to Mr. Harper that Corporal Dinning's father, Lincoln, wrote two weeks ago, before his son died.

Do I really want to call out the restaurant critic who wrote a column that reads like a liberal version of Mike Pence's don't-dine-alone-with-women-and-sexual-assault-won't-happen philosophy, even though the critic has more than two hundred thousand followers?