Sentence examples for liberal posture from inspiring English sources

Neobehaviourists, however, adopted a more liberal posture toward mentalistic states such as consciousness.

He wanted the party to revert to the traditional Liberal posture of equal opposition to Labour and the Conservatives.

According to the cable, Ahmadinejad surprised the Supreme National Security Council by taking a liberal posture on opposition protests.

WASHINGTON -- Hillary Clinton hasn't taken the most liberal posture on Social Security, and Martin O'Malley's campaign would like to make sure you know it. .

And they're ignored anyway, so it shores up the impression they started with – the unheard majority, ground down by the jackboot of liberal posturing.

It doesn't end there: Complacent liberal posturing comes in for a drubbing, too.

It seems almost absurd to attack work of this nature, and yet this is exactly what Leary does in his indictment of "liberal posturing of sympathy for a 'man-made Katrina.'" Nickel was a highly politicized figure, pushing like Sisyphus to preserve the structures he was documenting.

Controversial for its anti-liberal posture, this film stars Clint Eastwood as Harry Callahan, a plain-clothes San Francisco police officer determined that a vicious serial killer not be permitted to blackmail the city into paying a $200,000 ransom for sparing the life of a teenage girl.

Skeptics from the Middle East have been concerned understandably that the subject is freighted with neo-Orientalist attitudes and neo-imperialist designs, and critics in the US scholar-practitioner community have worried justifiably about the neo-conservative and neo-liberal ideological posturing and policy blowback embedded in the topic.

That gymkhana posture, the liberal use of exclamation marks, her sharp elbows, they all just scream Le Creuset and the ability to absolutely dominate PTA meetings.

The short stories, How We Are Hungry, that came next, were in a similar vein; tricksy, disaffected, laced with postures of liberal guilt.