Sentence examples for illiberal view from inspiring English sources
But the point is that these numbers show only that a majority of Hungarians hold a disturbing illiberal view of a persecuted minority, a view that they should be encouraged to reject.
The real question here is what conclusions can be drawn from the 88% figure.* All it tells us is that an individual who accepts death for apostasy holds a disturbing illiberal view, and it would provide grounds for recommending that progressive Muslims who share that person's value economy persuade him to renounce his view.
The Liberal Democratic Party, in office until last summer with illiberal views about family, never agreed.
But when it comes to illiberal views, some in the SNP have form.
These are people who may have illiberal views on homosexuality or women's equality.
Now there may well have been a small minority of organisations and individuals at that event with deeply unpalatable, illiberal views.
During the war Tsar Nicholas has from time to time been induced to appoint a Minister of less illiberal views, but the steady trend of his policy has been to refuse all concessions.
Sir Peter was now 76 years old, although he showed no signs of retiring: his rampantly illiberal views and irascible personality were so closely identified with the newspaper he edited that it was impossible to imagine the two ever parting company.
However Larkin's illiberal views might or might not have been contained by ironies, poems like High Windows remind us that much of his best work arose (as most people's best work always does) from something much more complicated than a straightforward desire for self-revelation.
But as Khan's campaign team have pointed out, Khan and Gani have long clashed on Gani's illiberal views: Gani was involved in a local campaign to stop Khan voting for gay marriage, and Khan successfully pushed for his removal from the local mosque.
It's a hard thing, isn't it, being a religious progressive and feeling quite illiberal toward illiberal views?
