Sentence examples for liberal identity from inspiring English sources

The Union is wrong to abjure its own liberal identity.

At MSNBC, too, where he spoke out forcefully against the Iraq war, helping to give the channel the liberal identity it now has, he refused to speak to his bosses for long stretches.

Mr. Edwards's speech comes as he has tried to carve out a distinct and often more liberal identity than his two top Democratic rivals, Senators Hillary Rodham Clinton and Barack Obama.

With Obama saying the hour is upon us to elect a black man and Hillary saying the hour is upon us to elect a woman, the Democratic primary has become the ultimate nightmare of liberal identity politics.

Todd called it "a total nightmare for NBC News" — which is more or less what some people were saying about MSNBC when it first embraced its liberal identity, during the Bush years.

There are explanations for all of these but he needs to do more than defend himself: he must use this week's conference to show his leadership adds up to an independent, liberal identity, rooted in the sort of confidence that made Sir Menzies such an articulate opponent of the Iraq war.

These are the Liberals, who broke away from the main party in 1989 in protest against its merger with the Social Democratic Party to form the Liberal Democrats, a merger which, they said, submerged the Liberals' identity.Eight years later, the Liberal Party has no MPs, a handful of councillors and an average of 2.2 party members per constituency.

What is interesting about Anne Rice is her tacit assumption that there is no such thing as a liberal Christian identity.

When J. Crew ran an ad of its president painting her son's toenails neon pink, with copy that read, "Lucky for me, I ended up with a boy whose favorite color is pink," one commentator said she was exploiting her son "behind the facade of liberal, transgendered identity politics".

In that expanded version, The Once and Future Liberal: After Identity Politics (HarperCollins), campus politics are ridiculed as "Reaganism for lefties".

The ten young Chinese artists in the exhibition--Chen Wei, Guo Xi, Jin Shan, Pixy Yijun Liao, Liu Chuang, Lu Yang, Ma Qiusha, Shi Zhiying, Sun Xun, and Bo Wang--all born between 1977 and 1988, exemplify a more globally tuned, liberal Chinese identity that has emerged with China's economic rise and the advent of the internet.