Sentence examples for liberal mood from inspiring English sources

The Taishō period was characterized politically by a strengthening of popularly elected representative bodies, an interest in universal suffrage, and a comparatively liberal mood in the arts.

"It was a huge stroke of luck to be there, because the BBC was in quite a liberal mood, with Hugh Carleton Greene as the director general".

Americans may be in a liberal mood now, but the pendulum has already begun to swing back in the other direction.This is why it's hard for one political party to hold on to the presidency for 12 years in a row.

But the important stress is laid on much stricter gun laws than the Congress is disposed to pass; on a sterner enforcement of the law by police and the courts than the Supreme court is, in its present liberal mood, likely to sanction; and more physical security for political candidates.

I think it's an anti-liberal mood.

But now Colombians are less inclined to appease the FARC.Mr Uribe, an independent Liberal, embodies that new mood.

The prevailing mood among liberal intellectuals was that the government would be acutely sensitive to criticism while the world was watching.

You might think Labor should be in with a chance if everyone knows he is a liberal twit, but the mood in the country at the moment is "liberal twits FTW!" So please, Labor, loosen up a bit.

Imagine the mood among liberal political advocates today if what they had to contend with was not just a general sense that their recent efforts had come to little, but an actual monument to the obsolescence of their ideals, a 500ft billboard over the Thames that read: "We don't care what you think, losers".

The mood among liberals is not so different.

WHEN liberals are in a philosophical mood, they like to cast debates over the role of government not as a clash between the individual and the state, but as a conflict between the individual and the community.