Sentence examples for liberal understanding from inspiring English sources

Shiv Visvanathan, a social scientist who recently wrote an op-ed in The Hindu on how Modi was able to take advantage of the liberal understanding of secularism to win votes, said it was understandable that religion maintained itself as a strategy in the election.

It is based on an enhanced, more liberal understanding of the term "prevention".

The liberal understanding of religion lays great emphasis on the right to change belief.

COIC leadership was described as "comfortable using a liberal understanding of an IED connection for accepting outside tasks".

That, too, reflects a hard-won liberal understanding of the past century, acquired more than once after painful experience.

Irshad Manji's liberal understanding of Islam is an encouraging example for many Muslims struggling with the conflict between religious and secular values.

In general, however, one can say that liberals pressed harder for free trade and the rationalization and modernization of their societies which essentially meant the adoption of European and North American liberal understandings of society as a collection of autonomous individuals.

An exhibition in south London compares today's neo-liberal understanding of free school with past and present models of self-run education.

A lot of people I know are just blindly liberal without understanding what this will mean.

I was trying to effect the most difficult change there is in an organisation, which is a change of culture - to try to make it more liberal, more understanding of difference". The valedictory cup of tea with Ian Blair, to which Paddick refers on several occasions, must have been an occasion to treasure.

What seems more clear to me is the profound sense of shock ("state of emergency!") that I can only guess arises out of a middle American upbringing; a pallid, sheltered, liberal, colorblind understanding of history, and the nurturing of an artistic voice in a world-class art school in the midwest, a residency in the woods of Maine, and the privileged halls of the Ivy League.