Sentence examples for liberalness from inspiring English sources
noun
The property of being liberal.
- His liberalness in dispensing the bonuses displayed his generousity.
In other words: I'm a pretty liberal person, but my liberalness comes from what the government should be doing with its excess of wealth.
I'm a pretty liberal person, but my liberalness comes from what the government should be doing with its excess of wealth.
But to activists, Berkeley's liberalness doesn't change the fact that the prospect of the tax passing – and a precedent being set – worried soda companies enough to inspire millions in spending.
The Hello! spread also reveals a certain liberalness in the Jolie-Pitt household, with the older children being allowed to paint their nails and put coloured highlights in their hair.
So notwithstanding their sweetness (read liberalness), just by being associated with a foundation founded by an Islamist more than 30 years ago is enough to dismiss their arguments – even if that institution encourages diverse views that challenge its old school Islamism?
Yeah.... What we've done is create this situation where our attitude has become so liberal and so many people have come under this umbrella, that the taxpayers are faced with the fact that not only do most of us have to pay our own health insurance, but because of the liberalness of this Medicaid program we're paying it for millions of other people.
