Liberal-minded members of China's middle class bridle at that ideology.
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Of course, Dobbs was an endearing, liberal-minded Jon Stewart-type figure.
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A: I meant that most of us liberal-minded people are passive.
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The liberal-minded are learning that they ignore regional disparities at their peril.
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Liberal-minded artists and thinkers in India and Turkey confront fundamentally antagonistic regimes.
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"That gave me a liberal-minded approach to interpreting Islam, as well," he said.
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Mr Ortega's canny strategy has made Nicaragua an inconvenient case for liberal-minded observers.
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In Rome, the president will call upon Pope Francis, the popular, liberal-minded pontiff.
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He is liberal-minded and voted for Mr. Sanders in the South Carolina primary.
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But while its liberal-minded opponents protest, PiS continues to press forward with its agenda.
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"We used to think partition was a terrible mistake," admits a liberal-minded historian in Lahore.
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But a funny -- and to many of Colbert's liberal-minded viewers, not so funny -- thing happened.
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When Amber Rudd, her liberal-minded home secretary, suggested it be softened, Number 10 promptly overruled her.
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But he and his wife, Kirstie Hall, have jumped party, calling liberal-minded Democrats out of touch.
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Christy was last seen dating the liberal-minded but unremarkable and incompatible Brad (guest star Bret Harrison).
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Even liberal-minded Indian commentators, who would usually favour talks with Pakistan, demanded that something be done.
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The liberal-minded people will think it's precious and the close-minded people will think it's pathetic.
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The self-selecting crowd appeared, like the site's readership, to be made up of liberal-minded women.
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That was not enough to sway a liberal-minded administration obsessed with friendly foreign relations and rapid globalisation.
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She told the New York-based America magazine, a liberal-minded Catholic publication, of one frustration after another.
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Liberal-minded Saudis who can afford to leave the country often cool their heels in London or Washington.
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I'm sure some of you have seen your liberal-minded friends post about the Electoral College on Facebook.
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Are there elements that will surprise people who take the more liberal-minded position in the immigration debate?
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But to liberal-minded watchers of the country's evolving court system, he has nonetheless been an encouraging figure.
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In fact, for a liberal-minded viewer, that may be the most hopeful takeaway of Knock Down the House.
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Even some people who are liberal-minded in politics can become more fusty over language as they get older.
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It seems that the more liberal-minded Christians talk about the environment, the more suspicious the conservative camp becomes.
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Mr Putin's answer has been to entrust the economy to liberal-minded technocrats and politics to former KGB officers.
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In the 1990s, a liberal-minded court began interpreting Basic Laws — Israel's partial substitute for a constitution — more expansively.
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To Mr Xi, the lawyers look like an organised, liberal-minded force that could challenge the legitimacy of Communist rule.
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Michael Bloomberg, New York's former mayor and another ageing, liberal-minded billionaire, eschewed the race, in part, for such reasons.
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But it goes down well with liberal-minded Remainers who are desperately looking for an excuse to dump the Tories.
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Qadri said he had killed the liberal-minded Taseer because of the governor's stance against the country's harsh blasphemy laws.
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New York's laws have often fallen short of that notion, as suburban and rural lawmakers resisted many liberal-minded proposals.
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He was seen as a breath of fresh air, a liberal-minded reformer, a pragmatic achiever and a paragon of secularism.
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Imagine if the only people who commented on your life were your mom and her most true-hearted, liberal-minded friends.
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Kensuke Okoshi, the liberal-minded anchor of the evening news, left in 2015 after questioning the government's love of nuclear energy.
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"It's noticeable that the people who left are more liberal-minded and the people who stayed are more Republican," she said.
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The hunt for a hidden Russian hand behind President Trump's election victory has caused particular disquiet among liberal-minded Russian journalists.
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For Mr Netanyahu, what matters right now is neither maintaining good relations with liberal-minded American Jews nor upholding democratic standards.
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Despite their government affiliations, these papers enjoyed relative freedom thanks to liberal-minded political leaders who considered investigative reporters political allies.
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And in a strange twist of fate for the liberal-minded actor, Trump's success provided Atamanuik the biggest break of his life.
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In liberal-minded church circles that approve of Bartholomew's bridge-building diplomacy, there were fears that Moscow was egging on the rejectionists.
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It's true that every few years, liberal-minded Americans vow to move to Canada depending on the outcome of their presidential election.
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"It's quite clear that a location that doesn't show itself to be liberal-minded will face economic disadvantages," she told a news conference.
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The current Czech president, Milos Zeman, was a liberal-minded dissident in the dying years of communism but now courts the far right.
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Mr Bannon wants it to be a counterweight to the Open Society Foundation backed by George Soros, a liberal-minded investor and philanthropist.
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The arrest on June 24th of Nikita Belykh, the liberal-minded governor of the Kirovsk region, was headline news on Russian state television.
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It is a democratic and liberal-minded book for readers who care for grammar, usage and a good read at the same time.
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Thucydides's history portrays the Spartans as reluctant to go to war and often more merciful than their more liberal-minded opponents, the Athenians.
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They are, on the whole, more liberal-minded than the current, mostly Republican officeholders in their districts—but that doesn't make them radicals.
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It's also important to remember that even the most liberal-minded people who profess the importance of diversity don't always get it right.
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Once excoriated as Europe's last dictator, he has won a measure of grudging respect from liberal-minded compatriots for standing firm against the Kremlin.
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Then in the run-off round against Ms Preckwinkle, more liberal-minded, wealthy and white voters in the north of Chicago backed Ms Lightfoot.
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This kind of behind-the-scenes wheeling and dealing with the Trump regime has certainly caused liberal-minded folks to wonder about Assange's true motives.
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" He continues, "We all are liberal minded people, but we didn't feel this was a controversy without people seeing the film and knowing the story.
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A liberal-minded minister-cum-academic, Laurence Kirkpatrick, has just been fired from his post at the institution where he has worked for 22 years.
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Most liberal minded people believe that the speech most important to receive protection and see open expression is that which makes us the most uncomfortable.
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But there has been a growing sense among mostly liberal-minded observers that the platforms' championing of openness is at odds with the public interest.
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Above all, he has to redraw the boundaries of the neoliberal overclass to include not just oligarchs but also liberal-minded educated people in general.
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I would suppose that outside the context of this article, most liberal-minded folks (myself included) would find the insinuation that poor equals dumb offensive.
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Can everything today's liberal-minded Epicureans tend to approve of—human rights, abortion, social justice—really be reconciled with the idea that pleasure is all?
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Liberal-minded voters will instead have to decide for themselves who is a better spokesperson for progressivism — and they were both pretty damn effective Tuesday night.
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Plenty of poorer Polish voters living away from the more liberal-minded cities feel marginalized or worried by the economic and cultural results of unrelenting "integration".
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I think these concerns are largely overblown, and not least because few people are less worthy of sympathy or support from liberal-minded people than Sessions.
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Compared to Warren and Sanders, I am a moderate (but liberal-minded) Democrat and I believe every candidate must explain how to pay for their proposals.
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The liberal-minded voters at Steyer's events were unconcerned with his wealth and intrigued by the premise of a billionaire attacking Trump as an ineffective plutocrat.
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India's traditionally liberal-minded Supreme Court has agreed to hear more than four dozen challenges to the constitutionality of the law granting exemptions to certain religions.
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He's a man with a lot of very liberal-minded notions about empathy, compassion, and equality who keeps running into walls when interacting with real-life people.
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Taseer was a liberal-minded businessman turned politician who had earned the hatred of religious hardliners by lobbying for a presidential pardon for a poor Christian woman.
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Such was Phyllis Schlafly's creed and as every liberal-minded American agreed it was outdated, extreme and repellent: obsessively anti-communist, anti-immigration, anti-abortion, anti-gay.
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Europe dodged its latest bullet on May 21.4th in France, when Emmanuel Macron, a liberal-minded (by local standards) upstart centrist, defeated Marine Le Pen for the presidency.
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In 2011 a liberal-minded governor of Punjab province, Salmaan Taseer, was shot dead by his bodyguard simply for daring to criticise what he called a "black law".
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The site is the latest online effort — sincere or otherwise — to present alternatives to liberal-minded Americans looking to flee north if November's election doesn't go their way.
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In addition, as liberal-minded Russians leave the country, more radical views are taking hold among the population that stays — and this subtle shift could have catastrophic consequences.
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Obama's pick, if confirmed, would likely change the balance of the nation's highest judiciary – giving liberal-minded jurists a 5-4 majority on some of the most divisive cases.
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It is that these liberal-minded candidates, with all the right instincts, fail to find a way to speak to those left behind by the market forces they endorse.
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Sinosphere BEIJING — A scholarly journal backed by liberal-minded retired Communist cadres has ceased publication after 25 years, according to a statement by its ousted publisher and senior editors.
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In it were two lists, ostensibly of people the conspirators wanted dead, reportedly including Veerabhadra Chennamalla, a liberal-minded Hindu priest, and K.S. Bhagavan, an outspokenly atheist Shakespeare scholar.
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Hasegawa is one of our leading historians of the February Revolution, the period in early 1917 after Nicholas II abdicated the throne and a liberal-minded provisional government emerged.
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One challenge, several black residents of Yellow Springs said, is that residents are so extremely liberal-minded that it is hard for them to believe that racism exists here.
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If a Democratic governor who aggressively courted African-American communities could be tied to something so blatantly racist, then this liberal-minded state could hardly rest easy, they said.
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More fundamentally, Mr Pompeo is horrifying liberal-minded rights advocates by dismantling the approach to rights and diplomacy that was developed by Hillary Clinton when she was secretary of state.
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At times, King seems downright frustrated by these interpretations of his work, which, to his mind, require a conflation of his professional writing with his more overtly liberal-minded tweets.
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One is Father James Martin, a brainy and liberal-minded Jesuit who is a prolific author, a business-school graduate and an adept user of Twitter with 100,000 personal followers.
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Leading the charge is KB Strelka, a consultancy backed by Alexander Mamut, an oligarch, and founded as an outgrowth of the liberal-minded Strelka Institute for Media, Architecture and Design.
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In the same way that I — a young, outspoken, liberal-minded, HAPPY Black woman — am possibly Perry's worst nightmare, sitting through nearly two hours of his latest Halloween-themed, Boo!
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One such questioner was Salman Taseer, a liberal-minded governor of Punjab province; in January 2011 he was gunned down by a self-appointed scourge of liberalism: his own bodyguard.
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Some liberal-minded scholars have opined that Trump broke the law when he froze the aid, because the $390 million in military help for Ukraine had been appropriated by lawmakers.
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Our good, liberal-minded intentions for making a better world are rarely enough to keep us from our baser instincts, The Square suggests, when things really get down to brass tacks.
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The academy had taken over as Yanhuang Chunqui's sponsoring institution from the nongovernmental association set up by liberal-minded retired cadres that had overseen the journal for the previous two decades.
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Ms. Meng's arrest has ignited fear among China's liberal-minded, tech-savvy elite, many of whom once studied and worked in the U.S., writes our New New World columnist Li Yuan.
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Moreover, Germany's Merkel-era CDU stands as a Europe-wide emblem for liberal-minded conservatism that refuses to collaborate with the xenophobic far right, in stark contrast to Austria's Christian Democrats.
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Some 300 people gathered at a monument in eastern China to mark the death of Hu Yaobang, a liberal-minded Communist Party chief whose funeral in 1989 triggered the Tiananmen Square protests.
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Liberal-minded Catholics had been hoping that members of the church who divorce and remarry (a situation facing millions of faithful) would be formally readmitted to the Eucharist, the church's holiest rite.
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And on a day when the political news was all about the Ku Klux Klan, he identified the particular variety of liberal-minded bigotry — the "sorority racism" — that afflicts the movie industry.
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But party insiders and foreign experts said misgivings about Mr. Xi's hard-line policies appeared to be building among intellectuals, liberal-minded former officials and middle-class people after the recent misfires.
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But more liberal-minded former officials have also embraced Deng as an icon, casting him as a more moderate leader to highlight the swaggering overreach that they say Mr. Xi has brought.
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If not, voters could face the stark choice between two untested, and wholly divergent, outsiders: Ms Le Pen's nationalist, xenophobic version, and the liberal-minded, internationalist brand of the dynamic young Mr Macron.
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Brunelle sets store by Macron's ability to bridge a traditional gulf between left and right and forge wide backing for the liberal-minded reforms he wants to introduce to boost a lacklustre economy.
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As liberal-minded people, we want the real cause of the crime decline to be nice people doing nice things, with no role for nasty people doing nasty things to those still nastier.
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But one day Andrei Illarionov, a liberal-minded economist who was working closely with Putin, came across a Presidential order to create a state monopoly by combining more than a hundred liquor factories.
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A quick background survey of his bookshelf shows many liberal-minded titles (Guns, Germs, and Steel; The Cosmic Serpent), but I had trouble not viewing these with the same wariness as his epigrams.
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Clinton appeared on the liberal-minded podcast "Your Primary Playlist" to accuse Senator Sanders of failing to do enough to unite the party behind her candidacy after her primary win in 2016. Mrs.
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Meanwhile, the grandest Russian church in Paris, near the Arc de Triomphe, operated and still remains under the authority of Constantinople as the hub of a thriving and relatively liberal-minded Russo-French community.
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As the head of the department overseeing the church's charitable activities, Cardinal Sarah brought Caritas, its main development agency, under tighter Vatican control and in 2011 jettisoned its liberal-minded director, Lesley-Anne Knight.
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Uber's controversies, including Mr Kalanick being caught on video berating a driver, have helped its rival—particularly on America's liberal-minded west coast, where people are more squeamish about using a brand associated with sexism.
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Liberal-minded clergy are indignant over a recent change in the rules that raises from six to 18 months the period a migrant must stay in Germany to avoid being sent back across the border.
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It has also gained kudos as the country that has offered hospitality to the wife and family of Raif Badawi, the Saudi dissident who has been sentenced to 1,000 lashes for his liberal-minded blog.
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And some of her own more liberal-minded Conservatives, like Ruth Davidson, the popular and openly gay leader of the Scottish Conservatives, are unhappy about dependence on a party that opposes abortion and gay marriage.
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Controversy surrounding The Shack represents the inevitable clash between America's millions of evangelicals and Hollywood's army of liberal-minded producers, two adversaries brought together by mutual economic interests without ever moving their culture-war battle lines.
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The Daltons are a liberal-minded family, the kind that's hard to see on screen these days without thinking of the "I would have voted for Obama a third time" white liberal family of Get Out.
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As part of that push, the prime minister has surrounded himself with a tightly knit group of young, liberal-minded technocrats with international experience to raise private capital and privatize key sectors such as the telecommunications market.
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Merkel has been one of the most liberal-minded politicians when it comes to dealing with the migrant crisis in Europe, effectively opening Germany's borders to allow hundreds of thousands of migrants in to the country 2015.
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Quality-related issues have cast a pall on the automaker which enjoyed years of rapid growth in the United States, where it won over affluent and liberal-minded consumers with advertisements featuring slogans championing love and inclusion.
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When Ksenia Sobchak, a liberal-minded TV journalist and presidential candidate, asked Mr Putin why Mr Navalny was excluded from the ballot, Mr Putin said he would not allow "the figures you mentioned" to "destabilise our country".
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Ten years ago, in an article for the New Republic, I proposed that liberal-minded people across the political spectrum should unite to create a "liberaltarian" alternative to the populist right of the George W. Bush years.
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Ms. Simon and her husband bought a renovated house in 153 across from the elementary school, where she has met many other liberal-minded mothers; groups of them boarded buses to attend the Women's March last year.
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The graphic details of the women's stories seemed even more stark considering the enlightened-man elements of his biography and his standing on the Upper West Side, the city's traditional bastion of its most liberal-minded voters.
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He's also won the backing of People's Action and the Center for Popular Democracy, which together claim more than 1.5 million members, as well as three lawmakers in the so-called "Squad" and liberal-minded labor unions.
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Events thus unfold pretty faithfully to the source material, with the best intentions of Bigger's liberal-minded employers still leading down a path that exposes the perils to young black life, with horrible consequences for all concerned.
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When he stepped down as leader of Britain's Liberal Democrats on June 15th, Mr Farron did not quite say that it was now impossible to reconcile being a devoutly practising Christian with heading a liberal-minded political movement.
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Whenever a liberal-minded judge threw out a censor's case, the word came down to us that we could take a few more risks in what we wrote, although our prose remained exceedingly pure by later publishing standards.
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Wade will be tested head on in the near future, so liberal-minded citizens need to keep their proverbial fingers crossed that Chief Justice Roberts maintains his independent thinking and is not a rote conservative like the others.
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The Supreme Court has been described by its critics as the "Rehavia Junta", for the name of the neighbourhood in Jerusalem where many of them once resided; elitist and liberal-minded secular left-wingers, aloof and detached from wider Israeli society.
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Although the anti-blasphemy law was by world standards mild, and virtually unenforceable, liberal-minded people argued that its very existence offered moral support to the vastly harsher anti-blasphemy regimes that apply in places like Pakistan and Saudi Arabia.
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But to win the two thirds majority needed to amend the constitution, PiS will have to reach out to more liberal-minded, pro-EU voters in Poland's cities and towns, though political analysts remain skeptical that it can do so.
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The second half of the twentieth century, of course, also produced liberal-minded dystopias, chiefly concerned with issuing warnings about pollution and climate change, nuclear weapons and corporate monopolies, technological totalitarianism and the fragility of rights secured from the state.
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A term relatively interchangeable with "SJW," Tumblrina is an insult aimed at young, alt-looking lefty women, as Tumblr is a social media platform containing multitudes of liberal-minded youngsters who can occasionally lay on the self-righteousness a little thick.
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In the 1964 issue of The Realist, Serett (as Rey Anthony) describes losing some of her supposedly "liberal-minded" good friends within the first few weeks, whilst receiving great praise for the book's "marriage-saving" educational potential from many others.
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Arvand Dashtaray, a liberal-minded theater director, who has frequently injected veiled criticism of Iranian society and its leaders into his plays, now says that he and like-minded reformists and moderates were wrong to bet on the United States.
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But the closest competition for President Niinisto came from Pekka Haavisto, a gay, left-wing Green who reached a second round against Mr. Niinisto in 2012 — a campaign that enchanted liberal-minded celebrities and electrified younger voters, especially in Helsinki.
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I watched the market reports on the evening news and modeled myself after Alex P. Keaton, the central character in the sitcom "Family Ties" who, unlike his liberal-minded parents, loved nothing more than money, sweater vests and Ronald Reagan.
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It's the sane, liberal-minded, friendly white people in that movie who are revealed to be evil, and that movie carries an unsettling implication that starts in American racial pathology and spreads outward like a bloodstain on a creamy linen napkin.
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In the 1980s he worked as a researcher with a group of liberal-minded intellectuals, drawing blueprints and plans for China to move from a command economy to a market-based one, and his pro-market views have persisted throughout his career.
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At a press conference afterwards he gloated that his party had volunteered its own suspension and characterised the move as a mere piece of political theatre designed to sooth the sensibilities of the EPP's more liberal-minded members (about which he seems to be right).
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Russian and Western media had tipped Kudrin, a liberal-minded economist respected by Western investors for his 2000-2011 stewardship of the economy as finance minister, for a job in the Kremlin which they had speculated he would use to mend fences with the West.
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The coming anniversary of the reforms associated with Deng remains fraught for Mr. Xi, however, because the nation's direction under his leadership continues to draw unfavorable comparisons to Deng's "hide your strength, bide your time" approach — at least among some liberal-minded analysts and officials.
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Perhaps the best hope is that such aggression, which Mr Macron chose not to dignify with a response, will unify the continent's liberal-minded leaders and jolt them into getting on with fixing things rather than just making speeches about how they want to do so.
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The difficulty, insists Alyas Karmani, a British imam who has mentored jailed extremists but has now fallen out of official favour, is that restricting the pool to such impeccably liberal-minded folk disqualifies the great majority of those well-placed to communicate and empathise with their subjects.
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Both he and a fellow traditionalist, Cardinal Walter Brandmüller, a 90-year-old German, are especially concerned about a proposal which more liberal-minded figures find welcome and exciting: the idea that married men, who have raised families and won respect in the community, should be ordained as priests.
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In most liberal-minded countries, it is now agreed that outlawing blasphemy, even through mildish and half-forgotten laws, sets a bad example to the states where bans are applied harshly, including the 40 or so which prescribe prison terms and at least five where the penalty can be death.
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The government's moves have alienated many liberal-minded urban Poles, but its voter base in small towns and rural areas has remained supportive, thanks to a generous child benefit scheme and rises in the minimum wage that have helped to ease poverty, as well as cuts in the retirement age.
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Its marketing strategy in the United States, which accounts for around 60 percent of its global sales volume, for years has focused mainly on affluent and liberal-minded consumers, with advertisements featuring slogans such as love and inclusion which have won over consumers living largely on the west and east coasts.
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But this vision for Europe's future, though led by national populist leaderships in Poland and Hungary, isn't confined to the territories of the old East bloc: It now includes Austria with its new right-wing government, while many of the more liberal-minded of the post-communist states reject it.
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Two businesses that bookend the town — the gun supply store Brownells and the chemical agricultural giant Monsanto — belie what sits between them: a liberal-minded college with a student body that has twice as many foreign students as ones from Iowa and that emphasizes student participation in school decision-making.
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Some liberal-minded whites doubtless enjoy hearing black comics make jokes at white people's expense because they like to imagine, in a self-congratulatory way, that their laughter constitutes an act of penance and expiation: by chuckling, they may feel they are insulating themselves against charges of racism and demonstrating their own enlightenment.
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The idea that the only reason executives and businesses behaved in that way was because they were forced to by unions and a liberal political coalition is just wrong, although it is surely true that unions and liberal-minded voters and special interests had a hand in helping to shape those norms.
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In places used to heterogeneous populations (say, Leicester) and/or inhabited by liberal-minded university graduates (say, Newcastle) and/or prosperous enough that residents do not feel threatened by cheap, if often relatively unskilled, newcomers (say, York) the immigration-Euroscepticism transmission belt seems broken, or at least less effective than in places where locals feel threatened and overlooked.
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These days, in campaign visits — to Korean senior centers in Queens, a church in Harlem — Ms. Malliotakis, 36, regularly invokes her family story, but for a different purpose: She knows that it is one of the best ways she can connect with voters in a liberal-minded city where nearly 40 percent of residents are foreign-born.
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But the only characters who make a lasting impression in the book are a liberal-minded human rights lawyer named Salwa Bugaighis, who had high hopes for the country but was killed by Islamist militiamen shortly after the revolution, and Chris Stevens, the American ambassador who died in an attack on the mission in Benghazi in 2012.
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Boycotting Israel is a failure, and has only helped that country while damaging Arab nations that have long shunned the Jewish state, according to a small new group of liberal-minded Arab thinkers from across the Middle East who are pushing to engage with Israel on the theory that it would aid their societies and further the Palestinian cause.
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Andrew M. Cuomo unveiled a $152.3 billion state budget that promoted a raft of liberal-minded proposals — tuition-free college, child-care tax credits and clean-water infrastructure — and an emphasis on a single critical funding mechanism: an extension of the so-called millionaires' tax, which would pour $4 billion into state coffers over the next two years, if approved.
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Now, it would be reasonable to point out that if you're not otherwise marked, then one reason why many liberal-minded white people don't think about being white is that they don't have to worry about the color of their skin because it isn't, in the context of interactions with officials and so on, likely to be burdensome to them.
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That, ultimately, is why the fight to win the JEDI contract represents something larger than the profit margins and stock prices of Silicon Valley firms: It is a crossroads at which tech companies will be forced to choose whether they can feasibly continue to preach the values of liberal-minded innovation and independence from big government while serving as its well-paid and compliant partners.
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Their outpost at Kent State University in Ohio made some headlines last month when, in an effort to mock the concept of "safe spaces" in academia, did this: To be perfectly clear, the dissident featured in these photographs (snapped and posted by Turning Point!) is attempting to ridicule his more liberal-minded classmates by crawling around on the floor, in a diaper, alternately sucking on a pacifier and drinking from a baby's milk bottle.
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"From our hugely successful fundraising push, to the day Mike Pence joined the ticket, to the wonderful Republican National Convention, July has been our best month yet," Trump wrote in an email Sunday, reiterating his campaign pledges to build a wall on the Mexican border and renegotiate trade deals That said, Trump basically confirmed reports of a rift with the billionaire Koch brothers, whose financial support of conservative-leaning causes have earned them the scorn of liberal-minded politicians.
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