Sentence examples for sufficiently liberal from inspiring English sources

They have harshly criticized several caucus members, some for having endorsed Clinton and others, like Artur Davis, for not being sufficiently liberal.

As for the Democrats, eight years of power took the edge off their hunger to a point where just enough of them decided that Al Gore wasn't sufficiently liberal and that the luxury of a vote for Ralph Nader was an indulgence they could afford.

At another point, Clinton vociferously rejected Sanders' assertion that she was not a genuine progressive or, put another way, sufficiently liberal.

Instead, they confidently assert that the results had nothing to do with President Obama or the Democratic Congress, except to the extent it has not been sufficiently liberal on health care or other subjects.

We believe, however, that our definition of tool use is both sufficiently liberal and sufficiently conservative to allow clear hypothesis-driven questions concerning multisensory attention (and multisensory peripersonal space) to be answered in a pragmatic way.

They would rather have exhaust and noise and traffic jams, if such things sufficiently annoy liberals.

For Mr. Obama, it is the biggest test yet of whether he can reposition himself as a pragmatic leader who can recapture the political center and keep liberals sufficiently energized to help him win re-election.

Ms Teather told the Observer she was stepping down because "she no longer feels that Nick Clegg's party fights sufficiently for social justice and liberal values on immigration".

It might be, for example, that pursuing the Rawlsian ideal would make it much more difficult for citizens to employ other approaches to political deliberation that would result in a liberal democracy being sufficiently stable for the right reasons, which, says Rawls, should be a primary objective of any liberal democracy.

The solicitor general was struggling sufficiently that it appeared several more liberal justices felt compelled to come to his rescue.

A liberal society should be sufficiently strong and self-confident to refrain from banning organisations because of the nature of the message they promulgate.