Sentence examples for excessively liberal from inspiring English sources
"The right is worried it's going to be excessively liberal and permissive humanism," Professor Goodman said.
While to some Hrawi seemed excessively liberal, to others he was draconian.
The Federal Reserve's rules on newer nonperforming assets are also excessively liberal.
Mr. Bush, who has complicated feelings about an alma mater he has viewed in the past as excessively liberal and elitist, displayed no such ambivalence tonight as he joined the a cappella group known as the Whiffenpoofs in a traditional Yale song.
Trade unions lost much of their power and neoliberalism became the main means of creating flexible labor and open and excessively liberal economies in most countries.
Lance had touted his bipartisan credentials and attempted to portray Malinowski as excessively liberal. .
Franklin points to reforms made in his own state of Washington, where he chairs the agency medical directors' group, a collective of health care agencies that worked to repeal the state's excessively-liberal opioid laws in 2010.
Staunchly anti-Catholic, indifferent to money (he gave most of his modest salary to students and friends), excessively tolerant yet actively involved in his children's lives, he was, in his son's telling, a maddening, kindly, liberal crusader for social justice whose enlightened ideas were doomed to failure.
Pip's excessively handsome.
Barlow can go excessively big.
