Sentence examples for wise liberal from inspiring English sources

In this view, which gathered a flock of adherents, Keynes became a figure of merely historic interest; the whole idea of wise liberal economists steering the economy away from disaster was seen as a fantasy.

They have happily dedicated themselves to figuring out what kinds of reform are possible within the constraints of corporate and interest-group lobbying, ideological and partisan divisions, and America's kludgey, creaking 220-year-old machinery of government.And they're not the first such set of moderate, worldly-wise liberal policy wonks to arrive in Washington.

The "three wise men" dismiss Liberal Democrat hopes of another coalition, while their views on a Europe referendum will delight supporters of UKIP.

To find the courage to forge a new progressive movement, it's wise to consider the words of liberal leaders of the past.

More importantly, those liberal elites were wise enough or malleable enough, or both, to surf the waves of rebellion of that time.

Bruce Miroff's wise and informative book "The Liberals' Moment" invites a peek through the telescope's opposite end.

Last July, Moore laid out "5 Reasons Why Trump Will Win" on his Web site, positioning himself as a Midwestern Nostradamus whom coastal liberals would be wise to heed.

However, region of interest analyses are more liberal than voxel-wise analyses, as they are not corrected for multiple comparisons.

Democrats also said Mr. Gore's entry into the messy world of politics would undermine the stature that comes with the prize and his role as a wise man and conscience among many liberals.

Culture-wise I feel Australians are more liberal, more carefree, which is great.

I think this counsel is wise, which is why I am a liberal feminist" (Anderson 2009, 131; see also 141 144).