Sentence examples for liberalism from high-quality English sources.

• Liberalism is more than one thing.

• But this implies a misreading of liberalism.

• Liberalism has a close but sometimes uneasy relationship with democracy.

• We may not have witnessed a grand act of social engineering, concludes David Goodhart, but New Labour's combination of economic liberalism and cultural liberalism led it to regard mass immigration as a trend which would bring great social benefits and few disadvantages.

• Now, liberalism looks too much like privilege.

• SOMETHING HAS gone very wrong with Western liberalism.

• He was also one of the great re-founders of liberalism.

• Liberalism is a pragmatic philosophy that is constantly evolving.

Use liberalism in a sentence.

• But for Mr Timothy they are both degenerate versions of classical liberalism.

• Political liberalism is not yet Rawls's theory of justice (justice as fairness).

• Forget that Hamilton, Jefferson and Madison fathered liberalism in the United States.

• For coverage of classical and contemporary philosophical liberalism, see political philosophy.

• Because liberalism….once political freedom disappears, liberalism is no longer possible.

• The interesting question is this: if Keynesianism can work well without liberalism, can liberalism prosper without Keynesianism?

• But he is wrong to argue that the only way for people to liberate themselves from the contradictions of liberalism is “liberation from liberalism itself”.

• This liberalism rested on a simple formula: simply add social liberalism to economic liberalism and you have the ingredients of a good society.

liberalism sentence examples

• Most political theorists argue that liberalism has divided into two independent streams: classical liberalism, which celebrates the free market, and left-liberalism which celebrates civil rights.

• As Scott orientated the paper towards a more radical position – away from laissez-faire liberalism to what was known as “New Liberalism”, concerned with social justice and welfare – he set the Guardian on the progressive path it has maintained, with a few missteps, ever since.

• The standard reply among contemporary civic republicans is to argue that there is indeed a connection between republicanism and liberalism, but that liberalism is “an impoverished or incoherent republicanism” (Viroli 2002, 61)—a bastard offshoot, so to speak, of what was originally a considerably more appealing political philosophy.

• It arose in the 1980s as a critique of two prominent philosophical schools: contemporary liberalism, which seeks to protect and enhance personal autonomy and individual rights in part through the activity of government, and libertarianism, a form of liberalism (sometimes called “classical liberalism”) that aims to protect individual rights—especially the rights to liberty and property—through strict limits on governmental power.