Sentence examples for liberal misconceptions from inspiring English sources

It was intended by Greig as a satire on western liberal misconceptions, so he was horrified when he found himself being lambasted by audiences in Syria, furious that he had dared to misrepresent their society.

Students and their families can't have an open discussion about their best college option unless we dispel some of these misconceptions about the liberal arts.

It is a view that liberal economists attack as steeped in misconceptions.

That's a pledge he broke early on without drawing liberal fire, perhaps because of progressive misconceptions about this policy.

In her speech the home secretary said: "The starting point of the new strategy is the emphatic rejection of the misconception that in a liberal democracy like Britain, 'anything goes', the belief that living in a society like ours means there aren't really any fundamental rules or norms.

Part of me wanted to just give him a mic to say his piece to the liberal blogosphere and maybe clear up some misconceptions.

"One misconception is that we want some kind of liberal movement for women," she said, adding that she had once received a death threat from another female lawmaker.

Another popular misconception is that a college education in the liberal arts will prevent graduates from landing a job in the ever-competitive STEM Sciencee, Technology, Engineering, Math) job market.

The online brand, which launched in January 2017, seeks to change deep-rooted misconceptions about the South Asian state with casual attire that champions carefree style, liberal ideals and most importantly, local pride.

When I hear critics of liberal arts colleges evoke images of impractical young scholars removed from the world, and from responsibility, I find such misconceptions more amusing than threatening.

Liberal, liberal, liberal!