Sentence examples for liberal flavour from inspiring English sources
But that liberal flavour will not be evident everywhere.
In some parts of the world, this devolution of power may give Catholicism a somewhat liberal flavour.
Given that China considers the Marxist-Leninist-Maoist ideology as crucial this distinguishes it most significantly from other varieties of state capitalism that have a more liberal-democratic flavour.
In many ways, he says, young Zac was the same – pro-business, anti-corporatist, non-patrician, socially liberal, with a libertarian flavouring.
Right wing, ultra-conservative, liberal hating is the general flavour on display.
No longer the flavour-of-the-month liberal campaigner, the initial spate of funding he received has dried up, with foundations apparently turned off by a man who seems hell bent on suing their biggest funders.
The former pretend to be liberals, but have at times flirted with the right-wing populist, xenophobic flavour of the Freedom Party in Austria, while promoting anything but liberal ideas.
Coptic Christians, who make up about a tenth of Egypt's 85m people, are unnerved by the document's Islamist flavour, as are many Egyptians with secular, liberal or left-wing views.
This flavour is the choice of the modern western liberal.
Its vibrant cosmopolitan flavour, its commercial centre, its Mediterranean beaches, its liberal society and culture, are seen as signifying a truly commendable Zionist enterprise.
