Sentence examples for liberal theoreticians from inspiring English sources

When Rachel Maddow fantasized last week about how Obama should simply dictate energy legislation to a submissive Congress, she was unconsciously echoing midcentury liberal theoreticians of the presidency like Arthur Schlesinger Jr., who often wrote as if a Franklin Roosevelt or a John F. Kennedy could run the country by fiat.

The word in the title translated 'Mathematicians' more literally means 'learned' (think of the suffix '-math' in 'polymath'), so some people translate the title 'Against the Professors'; Blank (1998: xvi) suggests 'Against the Professors of the Liberal Studies', and Cooper (2012: 429) suggests 'Against the Theoreticians'.

Tim LaHaye, who is one of the theoreticians of the movement, and is a friend of Falwell's, has written that the reign of the liberal humanists in America is a pretribulation tribulation; it is not predestined, and therefore it is subject to reversal.

Liberal, liberal, liberal!

Burke: Ideologies are for theoreticians.

His hypotheses greatly influenced 20th-century theoreticians.

Liberal positions?

Savages are theoreticians; they are not claiming to be original.

The only people who really understand it are the theoreticians".

Too liberal".

After 1935 the leading theoreticians reversed their positions.