Sentence examples for mild liberal from inspiring English sources

Berdymukhamedov has been credited with improving relations with the west, and embarking at home on a series of mild liberal reforms.

On home visits, it emerged that I cooked; my father looked at me with a mild liberal suspicion that he had previously deployed when I was spotted reading "The Communist Manifesto," or when I forced him to listen to Bartók string quartets.

But the three top centrist contenders a mild Islamist, Abdel Moneim Abolfotoh; a mild liberal, Amr Moussa, tainted with long service under the old order; and a populist socialist, Hamdeen Sabahi split what should have been a dominant centrist clutch into losing fractions.

As a teenager, she rebelled against her intellectual, imperious mother and her mild, liberal father by taking up with a reckless girl called Misty Mueller, who lived with her crabby, drunken grandmother in a disorderly household three doors down from where a serial killer had struck.

A year later, with midterms looming, Obama appointed Elena Kagan, a somewhat milder liberal, with the help of five Republican senators who broke with their party.

They bear scars of past campaigns when even the mild label "liberal" spelled doom.

My mild-mannered, liberal friend is no match in an argument with his volatile Gallic partner.

The resulting show started on the same day as the Fox News Channel, Oct. 7, 1996, as "Hannity & Colmes," with the mild-mannered liberal Alan Colmes cast as Mr. Hannity's sparring partner.

He also assigned several dissents last term to his usually mild-mannered liberal colleagues — Ruth Bader Ginsburg, Stephen G. Breyer and David H. Souter — that inspired some of their most scathing and memorable expressions of frustration with the court's turn to the right.

Among these 100 stars, there is hardly a poet who reveals himself/herself to adhere to anything other than a strict middle-of-the-road Democratic politics--the mildest of liberal correctionism in response to the Bush agonies.

On the opposite end, which is mild, humane and liberal, the central nationalist claims are accorded prima facie status only (see Tamir 1993, Gans 2003, and most recently Miller's 2013 book, which looks for a compromise).