Sentence examples for being overly liberal from inspiring English sources

"People criticize New York for being overly liberal," he said.

Though conservatives regularly accuse Hollywood of being overly liberal on social issues, abortion rarely comes up in film.

But his heavy spending, particularly on advertisements accusing Ms. Stabenow of being overly liberal, kept the race tight.

For example, tests based on permuting reads between old and young pools are overly liberal when individuals are not barcoded.

Stepwise regression is known to be overly liberal in its inclusion of variables, and in the present case the sample size is also very large, meaning that quite small correlations can be highly significant.

As degrees of freedom calculated using standard metrics for t-tests are overly liberal in the analysis of multiply imputed data, we adjusted the degrees of freedom for our analyses using the formula develop by Barnard and Rubin [ 88].

However, whereas 2 LOD intervals are conservative for two line crosses, the necessary LOD drop increases for larger degrees of freedom in the model (Manichaikul et al. 2006) and we have previously shown they are overly liberal for our 8-way crosses (King et al. 2012b).

Ideology is overly broad.

In the 1970s these activities brought the Jesuits into conflict with Pope John Paul II, who regarded the moderately liberal Arrupe as being overly permissive in his administration of the order.

Kahn believed that the SDS students were "elitist", being overly critical of labor unions and liberals, and attributed upper-class origins and Ivy-league schooling to them, according to Port-Huron activist Todd Gitlin, who observes that Kahn was the son of a "manual laborer".

Christie is not the only conservative who has accused Obama of being overly partisan with his address, which was widely regarded as an unapologetic defense of liberal policies.