Sentence examples for overly liberal from inspiring English sources
"People criticize New York for being overly liberal," he said.
The restaurant takes pains to advise against overly liberal dousings of soy, wasabi or pickled ginger.
Is this artistic adventurousness or an overly liberal interpretation of the brief?
Though conservatives regularly accuse Hollywood of being overly liberal on social issues, abortion rarely comes up in film.
But his heavy spending, particularly on advertisements accusing Ms. Stabenow of being overly liberal, kept the race tight.
"She's not overly conservative and not overly liberal, and very well steeped in banking regulatory practices, as well as having expertise in reading the economy".
He said the defendants -- the Justice Department, the F.B.I. and the Transportation Security Administration -- had used an overly broad and "liberal application" of the law to justify the refusal to turn over critical information about how the government determined who was barred from flying and who was affected.
On the left, Jean-Luc Mélenchon's Front de Gauche hopes to gain votes by condemning an overly-liberal Europe.
One danger for Mr. McCain is that he could wind up looking too liberal for G.O.P. voters and too conservative or overly abrasive to independents and crossover Democrats he needs.
That is to say, overly blatant liberal confidence only delays the hour of liberal victory.
