Sentence examples for liberal picture from inspiring English sources

If you're an American liberal, picture Michael Savage berating you day in day out for 13 years; if you're a conservative, think Keith Olbermann.

This is the kind of heartfelt liberal picture that Robert Mulligan ("To Kill a Mockingbird") or Martin Ritt ("Sounder") would have made forty or fifty years ago, but with a different subject — what black women working for wealthy white families in Mississippi in the early nineteen-sixties (and, by extension, at any time and place) felt about their lives and about their female employers.

The Japanese don't see the whole liberal picture.

Sandel is objecting to what he takes to be the standard, liberal picture of the self: free to choose her own ends and only having those special obligations that result from her voluntary choices.

The assessment reportedly found that the "grassroots" Nationals' campaign trumped the Liberals "big picture" and succeeded in holding off Bill Shorten's Medicare attack on the Coalition's health plans.

Almost as soon as they were released, in 1967, those earnest, integrationist, liberal pictures started to look old-fashioned and naïve.

I figure this is an opportunity to make the kind of pop liberal pictures that make the photographer look like the smartest person in the room.

Nothing irks Harvey more than a dopey liberal "message" picture.

Meanwhile gay films edged into the mainstream in the form of the liberal prestige picture ("Philadelphia," "Brokeback Mountain," "Milk").

The news media are called liberal, but the picture is not as clear as it looks.

Its Web site makes liberal use of pictures and videos, purposely broadening its appeal to students and community doctors.