Sentence examples for liberal standpoint from inspiring English sources

From a more liberal standpoint, Mr Fukuyama worries about equality if inequality is designed into people's genes.

From a liberal standpoint, the American system ought surely to allow people to give as much money as they want, as long as the information is disclosed.

The new work and pensions secretary is a parliamentary veteran on the moderate centrist wing of the party, with pro-European views and a fairly liberal standpoint.

Viewed from the liberal standpoint, racism is seen as existing only at these two extreme ends – the Islamist and the far rightwing – both united in their common rejection of multiculturalism, conveniently made synonymous with "Australian values".

CHRIS MOONEY has a new book out, "The Republican Mind" (here's a brief essay-length version of the thesis), that looks from a frankly liberal standpoint at evidence that conservatives and liberals tend to have different character types and different attitudinal approaches to reality.

She added: "Ainsworth states that he is only able to express these views now that he no longer occupies a front line position and Cameron seems to have abandoned his own relatively liberal standpoint on this issue now that he is prime minister.

There is more of an acceptance from a liberal and conservative standpoint – that puts pressure on the unions to take this issue seriously".

"From the standpoint of liberal democracy, this is a terrible place to be," said Steven Levitsky, a Harvard government professor who is teaching in Lima this year.

Any crowd's approving reactions to songs like "Rednecks" (about the moral haughtiness of Northern liberals sung from the standpoint of a Southern racist) or "A Piece of the Pie" (a lazy, pessimistic observation of class inequality in America) are slightly embarrassing.

A UChicago liberal education is conducted from the standpoint of multiple disciplines but beholden to none, which provides opportunities for critical inquiry, the discovery of knowledge, and fluency in foreign languages.

From this standpoint, he's a true liberal.