Sentence examples for liberal assumptions from inspiring English sources

It challenges racism, but also liberal assumptions about cultural identity.

The realities of power have also disabused some in the party of liberal assumptions.

Mr. Lipsky also wrote editorials that chided readers for their liberal assumptions about such matters as America's involvement in Vietnam.

Yet the answer for the government lay in a ratcheted-up rhetoric rather than solutions that may have challenged liberal assumptions and business lobbyists alike.

The hawks have characterized the C.I.A. as a bunch of risk-averse, bean-counting bureaucrats, hobbled by what Richard Perle has called "ideologically liberal assumptions".

Aswany's father used to be the lawyer for Cairo's Automobile Club, and the book feels like an effort to recapture the liberal assumptions of his father's world.

"David, there's an assumption in your question that is not necessarily correct, sort of the Democratic, liberal assumption, 'I need money; I raise taxes,' " Mr. Giuliani said.

This disgraceful journey began with a liberal assumption: the west, it was claimed, is more likely to influence China by partnering with it, by giving it a prominent position inside, rather than pushing it outside, global institutions.

It was more than a surprise; it was a rebuke to the liberal assumption that crime, poverty, homelessness and so forth are driven by vast, impersonal forces that municipal government can only hope to mitigate, if that.

Thus the conservative hope that the war on terror would decisively tilt American politics to the right, and the liberal assumption that the 2008 financial crisis had unmade the Reagan coalition forever.

To appeal to the G.O.P. base, however, you have to say very stupid things, like Mr. Romney's declaration that we should "double Guantánamo," or Mr. Giuliani's dismissal of the idea that raising taxes is sometimes necessary to pay for things like repairing bridges as a "Democratic, liberal assumption".