Sentence examples for more liberal wind from inspiring English sources
Meanwhile, a new, more liberal wind blows in Washington.
The People's Bank of China described the move as a "one-off" and presented its decision as part of the five-year plan to allow more liberal winds to blow in China's markets.
"And another of my interests in making the film is that the main character rebels," Lanthimos added, "but in a way, he joins this other system, which in the beginning seems very different, more liberal or free, and then winds up being very similar to that.
But others in this capital and university town, sometimes dubbed the "People's Republic of Austin" because it is thought of as much more liberal than the state as a whole, clearly hope the governor will wind up losing.
Yet the candidates recently found time to rally behind clean wind energy, a topic some voters identify with a somewhat more liberal agenda.
East and South: More liberal.
The more liberal JStreet has supported it.
Others simply have a more liberal interpretation.
