Sentence examples for liberal sight of from inspiring English sources

Instead of Doctorow's thoughtful investigation into style — political, sartorial, and otherwise — all Dodge manages to offer us at the end of this hyped extravaganza is the limp, liberal sight of Sarah's son racing into the needy, show-biz arms of his adoptive white mother.

The liberals had sight of private polling that showed they would retain their seats: the polling was wrong.

As progressives and liberals waffled, having lost sight of their priorities, they provided no guidance for the post-industrial transition.

As Miranda's reappearance before the Supreme Court demonstrates, the passions unleashed in 1966 never really went away; they just kept flowing underground, kept alive by the political right largely out of sight of the liberal establishment that had considered the question closed long ago.

He goes on: "The liberal democratic core have lost sight of what we need to secure in the first place.

Liberals were disgusted at the sight of lawyers showering Taseer's killer with rose petals as he was bundled out of court.

Maybe it's simply part of the wider fashion for excusing the actions of the Castro regime, hand in hand with the incongruous sight of western liberals wearing T-shirts of the racist and murderer Che Guevara.

Even on Fox News, anchors immersed in parsing the president's speech — one said it was "a call to arms for the liberal agenda" — were pulled off point by the sight of Jay-Z and Beyoncé.

Never lose sight of the big picture.

Consequently, l'affaire Ashley Madison inspired in me a curious kind of Orwellian doublethink: straightforward puritan relish at the sight of folly rebuked, coupled with pained liberal disquiet at the thought of so many private lives made unexpectedly public.

A Lib Dem spokesman said: "The Liberal Democrats have this afternoon, for the first time, had sight of a Portsmouth City Council report by Nigel Pascoe QC into allegations of sexual impropriety by Mike Hancock".