illiberality in a sentence

• After 1848 he felt the illiberality of enforced reforms, and petitioned the government to repeal the law which made attendance at the Reform services compulsory ( " Allg.
• In a contemporary review of " The Antiquary " the " British Lady s Magazine " protested against  the illiberality of appropriating dark and horrible doings to Catholic families and criticized the melodrama of the Glenallan story as being unfitted to a story with a modern setting.
• In 1815 the parliamentary sketch-writer Thomas Barnes wrote of Mathew that he showed " . . . all the characteristic fervour of his countrymen in favour of the cause of the Catholics, but at the same time evinces a blindness of blundering greater than even foolish illiberality ever ascribed to his nation ".
• Things such as the " dynamic wealth creation, the democracy, the accessibility of opportunity, the cult of civil liberty, the tradition of tolerance, " and what Fern醤dez-Armesto considers evils such as the materialistic economy, the excessive privileges of wealth, and the selective illiberality are standard features in many modern societies.
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