Sentence examples for perfectly liberal from inspiring English sources

"In a perfectly liberal sexual system, some will enjoy a varied and exciting erotic life; others will be reduced to masturbation and solitude".

"In a perfectly liberal economic system, some will accumulate considerable fortunes; others will wallow in unemployment and misery," explains his narrator.

'In a perfectly liberal sexual system, some will enjoy a varied and exciting erotic life; others will be reduced to masturbation and solitude.' Virtually ignored by the press, the book sold 20,000 copies thanks to word of mouth.

The bottom line of "On War" is, after all, a perfectly acceptable liberal axiom: namely, the primacy of political decision-making over military expertise.

This is not to say that the Bristol Palin effect is nonexistent, and it's perfectly fair for liberals (especially liberals untroubled by the ethics of abortion) to critique the instability that currently seems inherent in the "red family" model of sexuality and parenting.

H. Watkins shows how the ideas of an old-fashioned Midwestern reformer meshed perfectly with the liberal programs of a Hudson Valley patrician, Franklin D. Roosevelt".

In addition, Sullivan suggests Democrats consider "new ideas that can counter the conservative-promoted image of progressives as anti-religious — ideas like Bible-as-literature courses in public high schools, which might anger some secularists on the left but are perfectly consonant with liberal values".

This graph from the Pew Research Center documents how the two parties, which were once both coalitions of liberals and conservatives, gradually began to pull apart until they were perfectly sorted: all liberals are now in the Democratic Party and all conservatives are now in the Republican Party.

He blamed "media manipulation" and was unable to resist noting sarcastically that "the emergency system works perfectly".The Social-Liberal opposition (USL) has called for bringing elections forward from their scheduled November date "in what seems to be a non-governed country".

Dianne Reeves's Valentine's Day show at Avery Fisher Hall, presented by Jazz at Lincoln Center, matched the holiday it celebrated perfectly: it stirred in liberal amounts of saccharine with the real thing.

I find this perfectly consistent with your liberal credentials, though one should add that market failures other than the carbon externality (such as knowledge spillovers) might justify policies in addition to carbon pricing.As to monetary policy ("A world of cheap money", April 6th), you take a radically different stance.