liberalism造句
31. Sniping between the forces of liberalism and orthodoxy showed no signs of letting up.
32. The Progressive majority was hostile to the statusquo, and advocated national self-determination and political liberalism.
33. And not a liberalism that merely acquiesces as it looks to personal advancement, the Clinton caboose.
34. It was a single moment that defined, in a burst of harsh light, the crisis that liberalism itself was undergoing.
35. The concept of liberalism in the United States is best understood as a very limited version of democratic socialism.
36. In the name of economic liberalism, the Thatcher governments made war on traditional institutions and traditional elites.
37. According to liberalism, no principle justifies the limitation of individual freedom.
38. In the eighteenth and nineteenth centuries, enlightened despotism, secularism, nationalism and liberalism had all fanned the flames.
39. What is needed is not a liberalism that merely responds in dusty fashion, which is to say, the reactionary left.
40. And this was especially true for the neoconservatives who considered themselves the heirs of an abandoned tradition of postwar liberalism.
41. The conservative critique along such lines argues that liberalism is morally bankrupt.
42. Certainly in both Flame in the Streets and Sapphire, the visual images neutralise White liberalism.
43. And he carried that Conservative generation to vote a motion which preferred Liberalism to Conservatism as the better future for the country.
44. The biggest problem with liberalism is that you have to fly all the way to San Francisco to find it.
45. It saddled liberalism with the problem of generals in politics and the mystique of the guerrilla.
46. Settled partly by Scandinavians, it has a tradition of liberalism, tolerance, and belief in community.
47. Thus, the relationship between constitutionalism and liberalism ... is by no means a simple or straight forward one.
48. The New Democrat agenda of his 1992 campaign tried to update liberalism by pursuing new means to advance traditional Democratic goals.
49. Yet this wave of social legislation could not easily be reconciled with the tenets of classical liberalism.
50. Since the trauma of 1929, few people contest this need, although it flatly contradicts the tradition of economic liberalism.
51. What A Present View forces us to do is to reconsider a traditional equation between humanism and liberalism.
52. According to clerical conservatives, liberalism was nothing but a permanent Masonic conspiracy.
53. Personnel changes confirmed the new liberalism in the Soviet Union and the attempt to break links with past behaviour.
54. Yet it is not altogether inapt that the Hymn of Riego became the anthem of liberalism.
55. And liberalism advanced even where governments were by no means unqualified in their crusading zeal for it.
56. Economic liberalism, which presupposed equal competition among individuals, was no more than a pious fiction.
57. But other centres have also seen the advantages of liberalism; and the end of capital controls has made finance more competitive.
58. He once called liberalism a form of bigotry, but he did not particularly mind being called a bigot himself.
59. It was within this milieu that the thinkers of New Liberalism sought to develop a self-consciously modernist philosophy.
60. Yet these are feelings which seem to contradict the universalist, rational aspirations of liberalism.
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