Sentence examples for increasing liberal from inspiring English sources

The idea of an increasing liberal, left-leaning bias in TV comedy seems to ignore all evidence.

However, the current social climate leans towards ever increasing liberal individualism thus enabling individuals to have more choice and freedom to decide about their care in the latter years of their lives [ 36].

However, both have moved on, the former not only due to the arrival of iPS cells, but also increasing liberal attitudes towards research involving embryos, and the latter due to acceptance of broad consent because of heightened security and governance mechanisms ensuring respect for the altruistic citizen donors involved in large population studies.

Intellectuals of such diverse viewpoints as Kanan Makiya, Edward Said, Saad Eddin Ibrahim and Burhan Ghalioun opened up an ever-increasing liberal, democratic space in foreign and Arabic publications.

"This party is not going to nominate somebody who is a pro-abortion, pro-gun control, pro-tax-increase liberal," Mr. Gingrich said.

This party is not going to nominate somebody who is a pro-abortion, pro-gun control, pro-tax increase liberal.

Increasing numbers of liberal clergy are joining up to contest the right on social issues.

However, there is an increasing interest in liberal arts there as the government and people have begun to recognise their value in a more balanced education.

From the early 1960s on, the party enjoyed spectacular by-election successes; fueled by these performances, an increasing number of Liberal candidates was fielded.

The problem with this line of reasoning is that it assumes that Israel's leaders are either too stupid and shortsighted, or simply too callous and too "addicted to violence" to anticipate that every major military campaign undertaken by the Jewish state will unite the Arab and Muslim world in a decades-old reflex, which finds increasing sympathy in liberal western circles.

People who persist in misguidedly trying to dismiss this shift as mere anti-semitism, much as Russian nationalists dismiss criticism of their government as mere Russophobia, will end up both marginalising themselves on this topic, and contributing to the increasing alienation of liberal internationalists from Israel.