Sentence examples for much too liberal from inspiring English sources

Mr Cameron is a little too supercilious and much too liberal for most in his party.

The Union of Orthodox Jewish Congregations, which was established in 1898 by elements associated with the Jewish Theological Seminary, was soon taken over by Yiddish-speaking recent immigrants for whom the seminary was much too liberal.

We need something stricter than just "an explanatory role" to identify grounding – otherwise we would end up with a much too liberal notion, for we may regard a number of loosely connected things explanatory in some very loose sense.

He believed that Ronald Reagan was much too liberal.

In contrast, FAM-MDR* and PGMDR are much too liberal.

In particular, the Mann-Whitney interval, which is used in the ROC statement of the PROC LOGISTIC in SAS (referred to there as a Wald interval), Bamber's interval and the interval for the binormal AUC are much too liberal.

Just as the rising UKIP vote seems to draw upon former Labour voters as much as Conservative ones, so too Liberal Democrats were more right-wing than many previously realised.

Whitehead attempted to curb the continuing black nationalist violence through new legislation and in September 1962 banned ZAPU, arresting 1,094 of its members and describing it as a "terrorist organisation", but he was still seen by much of the electorate as too liberal.

Grimes is too soft, too liberal, and too much in the mold of Obama.

While he actually may be too liberal and too much of a populist to be chosen as the Democratic vice-presidential candidate this time around, he is a senator to watch in the future.

In one example, a Restore Our Future ad attacks both Mr. Gingrich and Rick Perry as "too liberal on immigration, too much baggage on ethics".