Sentence examples for liberal trends from inspiring English sources

(It was typical of the deluxe journal of American capitalism to spotlight socially and culturally liberal trends).

The Middle Eastern foreign minister was talking about enlightened "liberal" trends in his country, contrasting that with the benighted "extreme" conservative religious movement in a neighboring state.

Charles Hough III, 57, of Fort Worth, an Episcopal priest of 31 years, has been unhappy with liberal trends and warring factions in the Episcopal Church.

"I think he has high hopes of the global south churches," and sees them "as a very serious counterbalance to liberal trends in the north".

In 1878 Yamagata issued "Admonition to the Military," a set of instructions to soldiers that emphasized the old virtues of bravery, loyalty, and obedience to the emperor and was intended to counteract democratic and liberal trends.

Traditionalists who opposed such liberal trends in the Anglican Communion were given a new option in October when the Vatican announced the pope's approval for the establishment of structures known as personal ordinariates, which would enable Anglicans to form their own communities within the Roman Catholic Church.

Mr Kan talks of a "third approach" to economic policy, not exactly echoing the "third way" of Britain's Tony Blair but with a strong emphasis on improving social safety nets to help ease the potential pain of vigorous pro-growth policies.Yet underlying this apparent confusion of ideas is a liberal trend struggling to emerge, says Koichi Nakano, a political scientist at Sophia University.

The liberal trend was helped, perhaps paradoxically, by the close interweaving of religion with other threads of medieval life.

After a period of historic oppression, the progressively liberal trend that plows forward today is voiced and displayed through the creative artists that live, breathe and decorate Berlin.

Fourth, the modernist liberal trend should be supported effectively with clear stances, instead of the Obama Administration supporting only moderate Islam, on the basis with which it has promoted itself to be -- i.e. as the alternative to extremist Islam and the deterrent against it.

All are caught up in a complex system of relationships defined largely by a combination of issues within and outside of the academy, including the marketisation of and neo-liberal trends in university education.