Sentence examples for how liberally from inspiring English sources

It disturbs me how liberally folk dangle that word around".

The second thing is just how liberally most Libyans interpret these rules.

Seasonality isn't as binding a yoke as the steakhouse genre, no matter how liberally interpreted, and Mr. Koketsu uses his freedom to have fun.

Expect the busts of Lenin to go on grinning malignly in the Communists Delhii headquarters, no matter how liberally the party rules in West Bengal―at least until the building gets sold to Wal-Mart.

It turned out, as revealed by an extensive investigation by a Senate subcommittee led by Senator Carl Levin, Democrat of Michigan, that it was not hedging at all, no matter how liberally you define the term.

While the new policy will result in more information on White House visitors being made public than ever before, the exceptions do allow for continued secrecy in some cases depending on how liberally they are interpreted.

Here's how to compliment liberally and radically.

He learned from the Velvet Underground, its music liberally covered here, how to mix in some grit with his glitter, and his legend was sealed.

(I'm using "mosh" liberally, I know how you hardcore types be).

But even before the clever stuff, Good Manners is a gleeful reminder of how the best horror bleeds liberally into riotous comedy.

All the more so given how often those rails are liberally greased with whatever culinary emollient- butter, margarine, this oil or that- has us fascinated for the current news cycle.