Sentence examples for liberal generation from inspiring English sources

Breaking with the older liberal generation, he no longer compared France with the English constitutional monarchy but compared it with democratic America.

At the same time, young white voters make up "the most liberal generation in the overall electorate by a considerable margin".

As Mr. Lee's influence waned, the questions were how much and how fast his model might change in the hands of a new, possibly more liberal generation.

But she said she also believed that being made part of the minyan was an important step for a congregation that is going to need to appeal to a younger, more liberal generation of Jews to survive much longer.

We are the most liberal generation ever – and yet we cling to anachronistic dress codes (written and unwritten) to help us navigate bewildering social events from white tie dinners to fetish clubs.

Mr. Anwar, 51, who was seen as the standard-bearer for a new and more liberal generation of Asian leaders, becomes the latest political casualty of the region's economic turmoil -- this time the victim of a backlash by the old guard.

"It would appear that US opinions will continue on this path, as younger, more liberal generations replace older, more conservative ones in the US population".

To the extent to which there was tension between aristocratic traditions and (dare I say it?) liberal currents, generation after generation of Americans chose expansion of freedom, beginning with the elimination of slavery, followed by giving women the vote, the empowerment of labor unions, the civil rights movement, etc. America without such freedoms isn't America it's old Europe.

There can be no such excuses for our supposedly more liberal "millennial" generation.

Its views will be hard to reconcile with those of a liberal younger generation attracted to the MDP.Mr Nasheed made economic development the main plank of his election campaign.

Unsurprisingly, they are largely socially liberal – this generation doesn't really remember Section 28, never mind a time when homosexuality was illegal – and are relaxed about Britain's transformation into a multiracial society.