Sentence examples for liberal hand from inspiring English sources

Spice added with a too liberal hand.

The vodka still flows, and the caviar is ladled out with a liberal hand.

And I knew Annie Walker, the landlady, who scattered aitches with a liberal hand.

Strewn with a liberal hand through every department and protected by the system at every turn.

Though his verse often treated serious subjects such as political repression and violence, he deployed humour and whimsy with a liberal hand.

To our pleasure, however, it remembered to employ, with a liberal hand, whole roasted cloves of garlic, which were soft, sweet and delicious.

But the era of liberal hand-wringing appears to have passed.

Idle No More has triggered reactions ranging from liberal hand-wringing to conservative ridicule.

I wanted to express this pervasive sense of unease and betrayal, while somehow writing a novel that consisted of more than just liberal hand-wringing.

He has recalled that, in What a Carve Up!, he wanted to express the "pervasive sense of unease and betrayal" surrounding Thatcherism, "while somehow writing a novel that consisted of more than just liberal hand-wringing.

(Slate 1999-2011) There is no sadder sight in the airless corridors of Washington than the liberal hand-wringing over the war in Iraq – other than, perhaps, that of the hateful Clintons, whose hypocrisy the world counts itself fortunate for me to have exposed, of which more anon.