Sentence examples for liberal ones from inspiring English sources

America's conservative states already place some restrictions on abortion, while its more liberal ones allow free access.

Politicians, even famously liberal ones, are reluctant to appear soft on crime by being against the death penalty.

Since her death, Margaret Thatcher has been to some extent kitschified, but conservative views tend to wear less well on a T-shirt than liberal ones.

(Right-wing judges tend, these days, to be more creative than liberal ones in creating legal precedents that no one ever before imagined possible).

In fact, the rightwing talkshows on American radio are invariably more entertaining than the liberal ones.

Governments, even liberal ones, are conservative institutions, but Cameron and his advisers are taking on an unusual amount of risk in their determination to upend the status quo.

He was grilled on calls he has made to abolish certain federal courts — liberal ones whose rulings he disagrees with.

Second, many economists, especially liberal ones, have an egalitarian streak.

Newspapers, even liberal ones, gave the story scant coverage.

But these are monastic virtues rather than liberal ones.

Royal and revolutionary societies make memorials with an ease that liberal ones can only envy.