Sentence examples for liberalized ideas from inspiring English sources

Meanwhile, liberalized ideas about drinking, sex, and leisure bred cultural rebellion in the middle classes, whose alcohol-filled night life became the subject of magazine reportage.

In Europe, the political ambiguities of one religion, Christianity, happened to set off a political crisis that might have been avoided but wasn't, triggering the Wars of Religion; the resulting carnage made European thinkers more receptive to Hobbes's heretical ideas about religious psychology and the political implications he drew from them; and over time those political ideas were liberalized.

Frederick's life inspired historian Frank Tipton to speculate: "What would have happened had his father died sooner or if he himself had lived longer?" Other historians, including Wilhelm Mommsen and Arthur Rosenberg, oppose the idea that Frederick could have, or would have, liberalized Germany.

Somehow, the Liberals started to look more progressive than the liberalized NDP.

Labor markets must be liberalized.

Other churches soon liberalized, too.

Iraq has liberalized its trade policy.

They haven't liberalized their markets.

Should a candidate be penalized for liberalizing as the country as a whole has liberalized?

Nevertheless, for contemporary politics, the importance of the idea of the common good remains in that it identifies the possibility that politics can be about more than building an institutional framework for the narrow pursuit of individual self-interest in the essentially private domain of liberalized markets.

Since independence, the media have been greatly liberalized.