Sentence examples similar to liberal estimation from inspiring English sources

The particular kind of racial rhetoric that Atticus embraces (and that he and Jean Louise are careful to distinguish from low-rent, white-trash bigotry) is a complex and, in its own estimation, "liberal" ideology: there is no contradiction between Atticus defending an innocent black man accused of rape in "Mockingbird" and Atticus mistrusting civil rights twenty years later.

It appeared that both sides, Pegida and Unite Against Facism, were a little liberal in their estimations of their own numbers.

A few months before retiring from public office in 2002, the House majority leader Dick Armey caused a mini-scandal when he announced during a speech in Florida, "Liberals are, in my estimation, just not bright people".

At Breitbart, where Bannon is once again the executive chairman, Joel Pollak suggested a different kind of ideological flip-flop: he wondered whether this was the moment when "Donald Trump became Arnold Schwarzenegger": a swaggering outsider who wound up governing California, in Pollak's estimation, "as a liberal".

In Prince Alexander's estimation, however, the Liberals showed insufficient respect for the institution of monarchy.

Oliver Costello Collon, Ireland, Aug.26, 2009 • To the Editor: Edward M. Kennedy was great in the estimation of most liberals, but he was also respected by many of his opponents.

Enrique Krauze is Mexico's leading historian and one of its most eloquent defenders of liberal democratic ideas, and in May he published his own estimation of Fox.

Here we allow a more liberal threshold so that more variants can be used in distribution fitting and estimation of λ.