Sentence examples for liberty idea from inspiring English sources

He, remarkably enough, managed to combine every anti-individual liberty idea from the right with every pro-big government policy from the left.

ATK will now have to secure funds elsewhere if it wants to carry the Liberty idea forward.

Citing conservative scholarship about the narrow meaning of the Constitution's commerce clause, the Vinson opinion presents the Reagan view of economic liberty — an idea that was judged faulty by established scholars during the Reagan era but now carries great influence.

He is more interested in our language's ability to strike hammer blows for liberty, for the idea that people and ideas should mingle and be free.

If we are taking liberties with ideas that far reaching, we'd better make sure we are doing it responsibly.

It's a violation of personal liberty and the idea of individual responsibility.

The prime minister's pitch should really have been to trade off some negative liberty against an idea of positive liberty and community empowerment.

Hi! I'm a junior high cheerleader [and] I have an idea: Liberty turn with advanced stunts.

Mr Hunt adds that as with the availability of trans-fats, there's a wider issue of liberty: "The whole idea of government trying to mandate the choice of individuals as to what they can eat is objectionable to us".

Mr. Brownback recalled the mood: "It was kind of like, 'I got a little piece of liberty back!' " The idea of shedding archaic or dopey laws is not new, but there seems now to be a flurry of such efforts — one more sign, perhaps, of the wave of grumpiness.

"Across social media the examples I've seen appear to denote personal liberty or the idea of escapism.