Sentence examples for take liberal from inspiring English sources

I thought that museums were, give or take, liberal institutions and, even though it rubs them the wrong way, they would not hold it against me.

It's a familiar question in continental Europe, where a number of thinkers have explored the prospects of a "difficult atheism" that doesn't take liberal values for granted.

His not so hidden agenda in his new play, "The Anarchist" (directed by Mamet, at the Golden), is to take liberal sentiment for a tumble.

"The survey finds that the unaffiliated are concentrated among younger adults, political liberals and people who take liberal positions on same-sex marriage," the Pew researchers state.

Students in the first and second year of medical school take liberal arts and humanities courses, which may be the same as premedical courses in the US, and basic science courses are taught in the third and fourth years.

I fully support Mr. Brooks's right to take liberals to task for whatever he disagrees with them about; we liberals are recently discovering we have the right to do the same.

The problem with assuming liberal Christians hate the Bible isn't just that it fails to take liberals seriously, but that it fails to take the Bible seriously.

Jonathan Chait, writing in New York magazine, takes liberal critics of the president to task for a host of failures that can be summed up in one word: whininess.

("Morning Joe," however, routinely has a wide variety of Democratic politicians and analysts as guests, and Mr. Scarborough's co-host Mika Brzezinski sometimes takes liberal positions).

Professor Chemerinsky has for decades been a prominent liberal public intellectual and litigator, and he has written scores of opinion articles taking liberal positions.

His remarks on the resurgence of religion are more interesting, and point to a development that has taken liberal opinion by surprise.