Sentence examples for a conservative point of from inspiring English sources

Lesson 4: Even from a conservative point of view, the welfare state is not all bad.

This does not seem like a great situation, especially from a conservative point of view".

The meaningless character of the recall, from a conservative point of view, is particularly obvious on issues like global warming.

"In most news," he says gruffly, "if you hear a conservative point of view, that's called bias.

From a conservative point of view, there is no end to the government interference in individual liberties going on around the country.

From a conservative point of view, Bill O'Reilly captured this tension in a televised commentary: This is the war that is raging throughout America.

We based our calculations on the recent historic incidence of 3 influenza pandemics over the last century, thus adopting a conservative point estimate of 1 pandemic every 33 years for the base-case and applied a wide range of estimates for sensitivity analyses.

But Hayashi's philosophy, with its emphasis on loyalty, on a hierarchical social and political order, and on a static conservative point of view, proved to be a powerful support for the newly established government, giving the Tokugawa the ideology needed to rule the restless feudal lords under their control.

When Tomi isn't attacking people on social media, she used to spend her time hosting a show on The Blaze where she skewered politics from a "constitutional conservative" point of view.

"We tend to approach the market from a pretty conservative point of view," he said.

Harold Evans, in his memoir, said that Murdoch persistently derided certain British politicians, or sent him articles with a strong conservative point of view, marked "worth reading!," or jabbed at headlines, or chastised Evans for not showing more "conviction," which Evans took to mean that he should show more support for Thatcher.