Sentence examples for liberal feeling from inspiring English sources

"You get a real kind of leftwing, liberal feeling here," she said.

The strength of the Liberal feeling washed only 14 M. P.'s back to Westminster, 3 more than in the last Parliament.

Ms. Fey, who wrote that line, said it was semi-autobiographical, a way of "admitting I have a lot of liberal feelings, but I also live in New York, and I want to feel safe, and I secretly kind of want Giuliani".

He's a racial trap, a repository for all our liberal feelings.

"The things that make anyone want to be a writer, in your teens when you first get fired up, are always going to be liberal feelings.

Shorten said South Australia had been "knocked around by job losses" and people had turned back to South Australian Labor, leaving the Liberals "feeling very bruised" with the result.

Macdonald was able to get a prorogation of Parliament in August by appointing a Royal Commission to look into the matter, but when Parliament reconvened in late October, the Liberals, feeling Macdonald could be defeated over the issue, applied immense pressure to wavering members.

But liberals' feelings about the pope have also cooled -- falling 14 points from 82percentto68percentcent -- which Swift says may be a result of the pope's refusal to line up with their views on theology.

His failure to do so has left his more liberal supporters feeling frustrated and betrayed.

This liberal internationalist feeling was increased by the presence among the crew of a Scottish chief engineer, and, most radically, at a time when American TV was institutionally white and the Civil Rights Act had been passed only two years previously, a significant and sympathetic African-American character, Lt Uhura.

Do not, for instance, ask about how white liberals are feeling these days.