Sentence examples for liberal years from inspiring English sources

In the popular imagination, the nineteen-sixties were the liberal years, especially at the Supreme Court, when Earl Warren was Chief Justice.

When the dissidents spoke up against the extravagant ceremony – ominously held as a thunderstorm raged and turned the capital into a sea of mud – dozens of journalists and politicians were arrested and deported, and the "liberal" years were over.

A snapshot of his liberal years comes from Don Siegel, later to find fame as the director of "Dirty Harry," who in 1949 made "Night Unto Night," starring Reagan and Viveca Lindfors.

While the film's director, Wise, was also politically liberal (years later, he described himself as a left-wing sympathizer who had not joined enough front groups to come under government scrutiny), his main contributions were stylistic.

Jenson (2009, p. 42) maintains that although the social investment perspective may have served to move childcare policy forward during the Liberal years, it is also "the culprit that set in motion the social mechanism of writing women out" of the childcare story.

The Wandering Whore ran for five issues between 1660 and 1661, in the early (and newly liberal) years of the Restoration.

Beyond his democratic promises, many experts say Mr. Erdogan's charisma won over many liberals years ago.

The ever-pliable Romney ran as a liberal that year.

If Obama wins in November, it will have taken liberals thirty-six years.

Mr. Tooley said that conservatives had been hoping to engineer a divorce from liberals for years.

I think it's inevitable that Justices pick like-minded clerks (although Scalia used to have a liberal each year; no longer).