Sentences with phrase «too liberal use»

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I recall one of my colleagues in our liberal seminary storming out of chapel because the guest preacher used the term «Kingdom» too many times instead of «kindom,» «realm of God,» «ground of our being» or some other more progressive / liberal designation.

Your boy - really smacks of alot of reverence?Franklin Graham has done many great things, such as head up a ministry called Samaritans Purse, which has done incredible work towards disaster relief.What have you done?He simply speaks the truth which is that this President has done more to distance himself against evangelical Christians by supporting liberal causes, using the world's largest stage to promote gay rights, and too many issues to mention that Mr.Obama's faith, or lack of, is obvious to everyone.Not to mention that he is the son of Billy Graham.

For too long and on too many issues, the party's leadership has set out its stall as a function of what other parties might find acceptable — the ugliest example being secret courts, where conference was told explicitly that Liberal Democrats shouldn't oppose the illiberal use of secret evidence, because both Tories and Labour support it.

I like spicy, but this was on the verge of being too much — the only way I could eat them was with very liberal amounts of sauce (which I used greek yogurt for because I couldn't find plain regular in anything less than like a giabt tub).

Love the liberal use of «Scottish» too.

Substance is too often shallow, case studies are not used often enough, creative use of materials is seldom suggested in the activities section, and perhaps most seriously, textbook content reflects the perspectives of conservative censors — and occasionally liberal ones too.

We used to have Gloria Johnson, but she was a little too liberal.

You're an idiot if you can't see that liberals are pillaging your wallet and tax dollars, whether you're too dumb to see it or you see it but allow it to happen because it's another thing for you to use to argue about.