Sentence examples for bit of liberal from inspiring English sources

The social function of art is a hotly contested bit of liberal idealism.

On social issues, he's been a bit of a liberal and a bit of a libertarian.

"He's basically a pragmatist, I think, with a bit of a liberal twist," is how Baucus described Obama.

He said he would not be surprised if the time behind bars turned "a conservative law-and-order governor" into "a bit of a liberal".

But Smallweed will also be sorry to bid goodbye to the Ulster Unionist Ken Maginnis, who, in his blustering ex-service way, was a little bit of a liberal and one of the few in his party's ranks to stand up for the Good Friday agreement.

But as long as I have your attention, here's a roundup of recent news to at least make you feel a bit of healthy, liberal despair.

There were a number of liberal Republicans.

It's a little bit of a liberal-Democrat trick to pull that, because it's very clear to anyone involved that Cruz is clearly a citizen and he has every right [to run]." "My dream is a Trump-Cruz ticket," he added.

Others say he is craftily pressing ahead with bits of a liberal agenda but keeping the left and the street quiet with social measures.

He sees himself as a bit of a Guardian-reading liberal and he studied English at Oxford.

When scholars assess how the Democratic Congress managed to pass a landmark health care overhaul in 2010, they might assign a bit of the credit to liberal talk show hosts.