Sentence examples for would be liberal from inspiring English sources

"We don't need any new ideas," Senator Marco Rubio of Florida told a room packed with cheering grass-roots activists, anticipating what he predicted would be liberal critiques of his remarks.

That party would be liberal on social issues as well as economics, sceptical about Europe but not dogmatically opposed to all its doings, and capable of producing bolder ideas than Labour has come up with for extending consumer choice in public services.

Nick Clegg has announced that it would be Liberal Democrat policy to bring in tax cuts immediately after next year's election.

Any nominee would be liberal... To suggest [Obama] wouldn't nominate a liberal would be breathtaking considering everything else he's done and who he is.

The list of appointments is still a work in progress but it looks like David Cameron meant it when he said there would be Liberal Democrats at all levels of government.

But as a broader matter, he said, the best choices for "a court that is not trusted in general and that has an overwhelming conservative bias" would be liberals who are outspoken on privacy issues.

And that unhappy Americans, wanting to feel happier, would prefer change: that they'd be liberal.

In other words, Trump and most non-liberal voters are equally stupid, or else they'd be liberal voters.

It wouldn't be Liberal Democrat conference if we didn't have a motion that provoked strong passions on both sides.

Conservatives expressed worries that he would be too liberal, and liberals voiced concerns that he is insensitive to civil-rights issues.

The first level of political organization might thus be non-liberal (Kukathas hopes it will not turn out to be so), while the second level would be strongly liberal.