Sentence examples for suspiciously liberal from inspiring English sources

These sound suspiciously liberal initiatives.

Presumably, that makes anyone who has ever supported aid to Israel, to use just one example, suspiciously liberal.

In one stunning act, the most widely known preacher in America tossed away the sacred principles of his movement for a suspiciously liberal lapsed Catholic.

People who support the war, such as Billy's horrendously bigoted dad, tend to be inferior human beings; Bravo squad are suspiciously liberal.

Then the favourite trick (not least in England) of reactionaries complaining to Rome about their own suspiciously liberal bishops is pilloried.

As far as many of them are concerned, he is a RINO, a Republican in Name Only, suspiciously liberal on social issues and allied with them only out of political expedience.

And what is emerging looks suspiciously like the liberal American way.Two recent examples show up the limits to the government's ability to interfere, and the price of its reputation for trying to do so.

Sounds suspiciously like liberalism to me.

No matter how suspiciously one views early New England piety, it was precisely the liberal elements of Puritanism that she sought to extirpate.

For many years now, a seemingly unappeasable amour propre has fuelled Trump's takedowns of liberal élites, a group evidently made more intolerable by the suspiciously alien black resident of the White House.

This may have been an attempt to recognise the Burmese government's grudging steps towards a more liberal state, but to many of the Burmese people – not least Aung San Suu Kyi – it looked suspiciously like an endorsement of the regime.