How To Use illiberal In A Sentence
- Hence, it seems that the appeal to ‘tolerance’ does not resolve the conflict between liberal values and illiberal minorities.
- Mr. Yarmolinsky says that Robert Kennedy "did not 'misrepresent' Senator Keating's record, but exposed the inconsistent and often illiberal character of that record. R.F.K.
- The term "banausic" comes from philosophy and concerns "the illiberal or vulgar arts," subjects with which Vidal has frequently dealt. Myra, Myron, & Gore
- And one of the key signs that much of today's left is actually, demonstrably illiberal, intolerant and reactionary, is the way in which this is now a common feature of leftist discourse.
- And yet Scotland has changed in attitudes in the last 20 years, and is as liberal / illiberal as England.
- It was easier to throw increasingly illiberal sound bites at a shadowy and fearsome enemy. Times, Sunday Times
- Ours is an age of illiberal liberalism and intolerant tolerance, where we are apparently free to live as we choose - so long as we don't want the right to make ‘wrong’ choices.
- This is to be welcomed because it marks a setback for the backward-looking and small-minded, illiberal and anti-democratic outlook that has come to define the radical rump.
- They exploit the values of an open liberal society to reach illiberal ends.
- It doesn't feel illiberal: it feels blasphemous. Times, Sunday Times
