Sentence examples for exercise of liberal from inspiring English sources
Can such selves retain the capacities of critical rationality required for the exercise of liberal democracy, or will our networked selves increasingly be characterized by political and intellectual passivity, hampered in self-governance by "shorter attention spans and less capacity to engage with critical argument" (2010, 114)?
Most of the forms of public expression that are associated with collective "multiculturalism" are in fact simply the exercise of basic liberal individual rights to association, freedom of expression and religion.
Growing up on the edges of San Francisco, I would frequent diners as an exercise of the curfew-free life liberal parenting allows.
The exercises made liberal use of space and grew into an expressive dance movement.
Washington must be willing, however, to exercise decisive force to curtail those who seek to sabotage the foundations of liberal democracy.
The same applies to questions outside the classroom is this school some neo-imperialist project, an exercise in liberal guilt or just the latest manifestation of conservative domination?
"Monster's Ball" could easily have been an exercise in liberal high-mindedness, a cinematic lecture on the inhumanity of the death penalty or the legacy of Southern racism.
Manning and Zia say that their play is a celebration of female empowerment but it is arguably less a depiction of life as it is largely lived and more an exercise in liberal wish-fulfilment.
That was both an exercise of presidential authority, and a prelude to liberal economic reforms.
Both the Catholicism of my youth and Liberal Judaism value the exercise of an inquiring and resourceful mind.
