Sentence examples for far too liberal from inspiring English sources

Ronald Reagan was far too liberal for today's Republicans.

And Mr Obama is far too liberal for most of America's home-schoolers.

Often touted as a presidential candidate, he is far too liberal on homosexuals and abortion to last five minutes in Republican primaries.

Mr. Smith argued that the Ninth Circuit was far too liberal and that adding Judge Paez would increase its ideological tilt.

Owners often disregard the suggested serving sizes for pet food, he added, and are far too liberal in doling out scraps of hamburger, fries and egg foo yong.

No serious Democratic contender today would endorse Richard Nixon's plans from the early 1970's for universal health coverage and a minimum family income: Nixon's package was far too liberal.

In its conception, the draft order initially seemed to fit with a virtual wish-list of conservatives who have come to see the U.N. as a far-too-liberal institution, prone to forcing America to participate in — and pay for — actions that undermine key national interests.

But look for the old shark called Rupert, circling, showing his teeth, complaining about far too many "liberal journalists" tilting the national debate and many too many examples of competition crushed.

If he did so, then he would surely distinguish himself from other MSNBC pundits who rely far too often on liberal inside the Beltway types and snarky progressive bloggers.

Today, as a well-paid journalist hawking a franchise that has convinced far too many Americans that liberal means unquestioned allegiance to the Democrat in the White House, Maddow has crafted an entirely different image, complete with an entirely different uniform.

Far too many progressive and liberal media pundits and politicians enjoy using this rhetoric, but it undercuts our ability to analyze what is happening and prepare an effective response.