Sentence examples for unduly liberal from inspiring English sources
In a newsletter, a tax expert, Robert Willens, apparently referring to The Times article, suggested that "the I.R.S. is reacting, uncharacteristically I might add, to the articles in the popular press that have questioned whether the Service has been unduly liberal in awarding REIT rulings".
However, the relatively few teeth that appeared with pockets ≥4 mm among the younger dogs support our contention that we have not applied an unduly liberal definition of what constitutes a "pathological" pocket depth among dogs.
Some executives later produced programming like "DC 9/11: Time of Crisis," a Showtime movie about Mr. Bush's handling of the attacks that liberal critics said unduly lionized him.
President Obama recently scolded his liberal base for being unduly disappointed that the public option was so easily jettisoned from reform.
In 2001 he trenchantly criticised the Howard government for its stance on the Tampa affair and pointed out that the party, which still calls itself Liberal, seemed to have been unduly influenced by the thinking of Pauline Hanson.
Liberal critics, in turn, regard this view as unduly deferential to the status quo and thus a kind of abdication of the judicial role.
CHICAGO, Aug. 4 — Senator Hillary Rodham Clinton on Saturday vigorously defended her practice of accepting political contributions from lobbyists, drawing a blunt distinction from two leading rivals as she promised an audience of liberal bloggers here that she would not be unduly influenced by special interests.
But only the more liberal of elected Democrats are making an argument that policy has become unduly skewed toward tax cuts that favor upper-income people.
He began as a conventional Hollywood liberal, but was soon disenchanted by the communists in the movie industry and what seemed to him the unduly leftist leadership of the American Federation of Labour.
Liberal, liberal, liberal!
