The phrase "a liberally" is not correct in standard written English as it lacks a noun to modify.
It could be used in a context where "liberally" is intended to describe how something is done, but it needs to be part of a complete phrase.
Example: "He applied the paint a liberally thick coat."
Alternatives: "a generous" or "a free".
One of the best statements on the liberal arts remains William Cronon's article, "Only Connect". He defines a liberally educated person as someone who can listen and hear; read and understand; write persuasively; solve a wide variety of puzzles and problems; understand how to get things done; nurture and empower others; see connections that help make sense of the world; and act in creative ways.
It's a liberally seasoned pillow of real muscular ham, soft potato, leeks and herbs, bound in a rich cheese sauce.
Robert Frank, a liberally inclined economist at Cornell and Bernanke's co-author on "Principles of Economics," believed that Bernanke was a Democrat.
He portrays himself as a liberally minded champion of multiracial politics, yet critics say he has done little to rein in the racist attacks.
Cubans remain unapologetically macho, and "queer" is a liberally used jibe, but L.G.B.T. people now hold government jobs and congregate openly in nightclubs or at the beach.
Mr. Ailes brilliantly packaged his network as "Fair and balanced," an antidote for what he described as a liberally biased mediasphere.
What's the worst thing you can do as a liberally-raised reform Jew, refuse to go to college?
For example, if a person has a long text conversation with a friend liberally using emoji, instead of collecting that entire conversation, subsampling might instead use only the parts Apple is interested in, such as the emoji.
They taste like a croissant liberally doused with sugar, with a crunchy exterior.
A favorite of Berliners is currywurst, a sausage liberally sprinkled with curry powder and accompanied by French fries.
Concocting a liquid that can pass for pee, he spills a glass liberally over the keyboard of the family laptop and puts Benji on the table beside it.
