Sentence examples for generally liberal from inspiring English sources

Given that Trump's opponent in the general election was a darling of the cultural elites, a member of a generally liberal denomination, and a supporter of Planned Parenthood, is it startling that most white evangelicals lined up behind him?

Her views are generally liberal.

Another recurrent theme was a generally liberal approach to law-enforcement issues.

His generally liberal instincts also led him to oppose - subvertly - the Suez expedition in 1957.

But most of the mainstream Hispanic advocacy groups, which are generally liberal, have opposed the nomination.

It takes public and generally liberal positions on all sorts of divisive issues.

The National Council of Churches represents 36 generally liberal Protestant and Orthodox Christian denominations.

The generally liberal mainline churches have declined, while harder outfits like the Southern Baptists have spurted forward.

When, in the nineteen-fifties and sixties, big government seemed to be benefitting white Americans, they were generally liberal.

Modern history is a series of conservative disappointments, and the trend of social change does have a generally liberal cast.

Both officials are competing for the generally liberal votes of neighborhoods like the Village, the East Village and Chelsea.