Sentence examples for liberal body from inspiring English sources

On the whole, America's Jewry has been a liberal body, aligning itself with Israel's Labour Party rather than the Likud Party of the present prime minister, Binyamin Netanyahu.

The Democratic House is a decidedly liberal body, its leadership dominated by members from the coasts and the industrial Midwest, and Obama has very little to worry about when it comes to getting legislation through.

This year Mr. Fairey has earned a new level of mainstream attention thanks to the much distributed and copied Obama poster, highly visible at the Democratic National Convention in Denver and, as a T-shirt or accessory, on a liberal body near you.

The frightening upsurge of Isis in the last two years has created the climate for a morally absolutist breed of war drama, where the pre-2008, liberal libodyl bofy of work was still preoccupied with the messy, ambiguous nature of America's wars.

After decades of dialogue, the Lutheran Church in America, one of Lutheranism's more liberal bodies, and two smaller and more conservative denominations, the American Lutheran Church and the Association of Evangelical Lutheran Churches, joined together, creating a church that 20 years later has 10,500 congregations and 4.8 million members in the United States and the Caribbean.

FKK, or Freikörperkultur, or liberal-body-culture was kind of insanely popular on the dismal side of the Iron Curtain.

Take the Unitarian-Universalist Associathen, perhaps the country's most liberal religious body.

The Unitarian-Universalist Association, a liberal religious body with a predominantly white membership, has for the first time chosen an African-American minister as its president.

A14 Religious Group Elects Leader The Unitarian-Universalist Association, a liberal religious body with a predominantly white membership, has for the first time chosen an African-American minister as its president, the Rev. William Sinkford, 55, of Cambridge, Mass.

The more liberal, modernizing bodies have lost membership, money, morale.

With 225,000 members in 1,051 self-governing congregations, it is considered among the nation's most liberal religious bodies.