Sentence examples for liberal proclivities from inspiring English sources

My own parents were divorced, and I lived with my father, a lawyer of liberal proclivities who voted for Norman Thomas, the Socialist candidate, in the Presidential election of 1932 and again in 1936.

The common theme in the message of these departing chancellors and the politicians who appointed them is that controversy equals success, with little or no evidence to support the rhetoric, an increasingly disturbing trend among policy elites who are joined at the hip by their neo-liberal proclivities for privatizing public services and empowering corporate domination of policy making.

And the public opposition might explain how the Liberals' proclivity for consultations hasn't extended to this matter.

Hipster was a marginally edgier Stuff White People like; it was "basic" with better taste in music and maybe-more-liberal sexual proclivities.

His left-leaning proclivities on issues like the environment and health care were never enough to mollify the state's liberals; among the state's conservatives, his right-leaning views on pension reform and crime did not compensate for the taxes he once raised and the deals he cut with Democrats.

Fie, my overpriced proclivities!

Morning Glories' Proclivities Q.

Liberal, liberal, liberal!

Her political proclivities remained unknown.

The place suited his autodidactic proclivities.

All genitalia and proclivities are equal.