Sentence examples for liberal intent from inspiring English sources

To be fair, the show has a liberal intent that is not to be lightly dismissed.

If he is, he represents a curious blend of liberal intent and conservative instincts, insisted über-blogger Andrew Sullivan.

You can divine a glimmer of liberal intent, however, in the treatment of Jim Supica, director of the National Firearms Museum, whose reverent presentations of muskets and pistols have an unexpectedly comic effect.

After Republicans found success casting Mr. Obama as a reflexive liberal intent on expanding the reach of government, the president has sought to reintroduce himself as a pragmatic leader more attuned to the political center than to the ideologies of left or right.

The dog often influences the course a man takes, on his long walk; for sometimes a dog runs into something in nature so arresting that not even a man can quite ignore it, and the man deviates-a clear victim of the liberal intent of his dumb companion.

Republicans and some Democrats were relieved at what they viewed as an act of statesmanship, but some liberals intent on punishing Mr. Lieberman for his heresy were disappointed.

Niebuhr, who has come into fashion again among liberals intent on devising a third way between neoconservatives and antiwar Democrats, supported the cold war struggle against the Soviet Union but warned against wallowing in American righteousness.

Eradicating poverty, for example, is a worthy but deceptive neo-liberal intent; a flagrant myth of the free-market song-book.

This is why parties such as Ukip and the DPP (which in many ways looks more socially democratic than the losing Social Democrats) are still able to support an economically liberal government intent on undermining welfare policies without anyone laughing hysterically.

Here's one disastrously wrongheaded conclusion you could draw from this kind of work: that nobody knows anything, both sides are as bad as each other, and that the scientific consensus on climate change is probably just the result of a bunch of corrupt and biased liberal scientists intent on seeing only the facts they prefer.

In the late 1980s and early 1990s, Orban and a group of fresh-faced law students banded together to form Fidesz, a stridently anti-communist but thoroughly liberal party intent on modernizing Hungary at record tempo.