Sentence examples for liberal script from inspiring English sources

Looking confident in a powder-blue shirt and greeted like a conquering hero, Mr. de Blasio stuck to the liberal script of his primary campaign, pronouncing himself "proud to be on the side of working people".

So they flipped the liberal script: Where Obama's acolytes were utopian, conservatives turned apocalyptic, pitting liberty against tyranny, freedom against socialism, American exceptionalism against the fate of Nineveh and Tyre.

The right are so drunk on three decades of free-market triumphalism, so used to the left being smashed and battered, that they believe even the mildest deviation from the neo-liberal script is unacceptable.

Take for instance Lawrence O'Donnell, a commentator espousing radical politics who nevertheless seems to stick to the fairly tame and liberal MSNBC script.

Tim Graham, an analyst with the Media Research Center, a conservative group that monitors the media for signs of liberal bias, said scripts had not been this political since the 1992 election.

Ostensibly, the script's liberal use of the common four-letter words that have been amply sprayed about onstage since the days of Lenny Bruce is too shocking for teenagers.

THE SCRIPT -- "The most liberal senator in Louisiana history: Mary Landrieu, so says a group supporting abortion on demand and radical gun control.

But last February, "The Kennedys" was criticized by a group of historians who were shown early drafts of the script by Robert Greenwald, a liberal filmmaker who had obtained copies.

But when broaching politics, these producers appear to have sacrificed showmanship to self-righteousness, adopting a preachy, liberal agenda that clouds an otherwise smart, entertaining script.

When progressive movie stars, the most prominent and well-paid being men, sit at a table, when liberal-minded executives review scripts, when open-minded producers are hiring -- why is this not front and center?

But some conservative playwrights say they are punished for scripts that do not toe a liberal line.