Sentence examples for a conservative note from inspiring English sources

But Pope Francis has drawn a generally positive response from the secular world, even though he made it clear that the church still considered homosexuality a sin.(He has also struck a conservative note on the issue of women priests, saying the church had spoken and said no; but he said the role of women must not be confined to that of "altar girls" or the leadership of charities.

Michael Gerson, like Brooks tabbed a "conservative," notes that the Brooksian usage is "non-sectarian, even nonreligious in manner".

It is nonetheless striking, each sidesays, that business interests seem to have lost out to environmental ones in most early big decisions, particularly when the administration has been sounding a distinctly conservative note on other issues, like tax cuts and labor.

She suggested Mr. DioGuardi was being hypocritical by claiming to be a fiscal conservative, noting that he voted twice to raise the national debt ceiling when he was in Congress.

As Bruce Bartlett, a former conservative notes, "only 61.8percentt of national income went to compensation of employees in 2012, compared with 65.1percentt in 2001".

Both shows play safe, in one sense, by rooting their tonal and thematic risks in a family situation, which obeys another conservative note traditionally given by commissioners that dramas should reflect the audience's lives.

"I don't consider myself a rock-ribbed conservative," notes Ms. Mac Donald, who originally wrote about "the idiocies of academia and the art world," then found public policy more compelling.

Tinselgate, as Mr. Doonan described it, erupted when a conservative blogger noted that one Blue Room tree ornament showed a photograph of Mao Zedong, and another a photograph of a drag queen named Hedda Lettuce.

Dan J. Cunningham, chief executive of the Business Ferret, a financial and cash flow analysis consulting firm, suggested a conservative route, noting that Uptown Treehouse's profits were established and healthy, while the risk of the new venture could leave Mr. Badshah with nothing.

How many more times can Americans hear the phrase "Yes we can" without wondering whether they really want to? George Will, a conservative columnist, notes that Disraeli's gibe about Gladstone might well apply to Mr Obama he is "inebriated with the exuberance of his own verbosity .Mr Obama may be ill-served by his hallelujah corner in the press.

Just a quarter of voters who have defected from the CDU want it to become more conservative, notes Manfred Güllner of Forsa, a pollster.