Sentence examples for a conservative outlook from inspiring English sources

"There are new people voting, and they have a conservative outlook".

Thiel has more in common with Trump than just a conservative outlook and vast fortunes – they also share a prickly relationship with the media.

Speaking to a group of conservatives in South Carolina even as Representative Michele Bachmann was winning the Iowa straw poll, he declared his bid for the presidency by vowing to bring jobs and a conservative outlook back to the country.

FedEx, the package delivery company, swung to a fourth-quarter profit on Wednesday and offered a conservative outlook that relied on international sales, an area that also led growth in the last three months.

"A conservative outlook rationalizes social inequality, accepting the world as it is, and making it less of a threat to one's well-being, whereas a liberal outlook leads to dissatisfaction with the world as it is, and a sense that things need to change before one can be really happy".

Any hint of a slowdown analysts expect a conservative outlook for the fourth quarter will put an end to IBM's yearlong run against the tide.

Last year, NPR's Code Switch identified four primary dimensions of bro-ness: physical prowess (jockishness), a tendency to hang out with other bros (dudeliness), access to money and a generally conservative outlook (preppiness) and a weakness for weed (stonerishness).

It wasn't until the rule of Stalin that a more conservative outlook was introduced (good artists always find a way to work around and within the system art remained no less original).

In recent years, Presbyterians with a more conservative outlook have tended to have the upper hand in the church.

All of the current cardinals were selected by the last two Popes, and so share a common conservative outlook and support for the status quo.

Senator John McCain of Arizona, the presumptive Republican nominee, has already asserted that if elected he would reinforce the conservative judicial counterrevolution that began with President Ronald Reagan by naming candidates for the bench with a reliable conservative outlook.