Sentence examples for a conservative slant from inspiring English sources

He also gained more ammunition against critics who say the network has a conservative slant.

According to NorthJersey.com, the two hosts are known for their blunt talk on everyday issues with a conservative slant.

RALEIGH, N.C., April 7 (AP) — John Edwards has pulled out of a debate co-sponsored by Fox News Channel, saying the channel has a conservative slant.

In an interview on Thursday, Mr. Eberle, also known as Bobby, made no apologies for his efforts to build a news service with a conservative slant.

"Now we have people who want news from a conservative slant or a liberal slant, and they go to different places.

While reporters for the magazine waited for further sourcing, the news of the dress was scooped by Matt Drudge of the Drudge Report, an online clearinghouse of news headlines with a conservative slant.

He added that Sinclair, based in the Baltimore area, had a tendency to "centralize things as much as they can," saying it produced stories from its headquarters with a clear conservative slant.

And Berkeley, as a flagship of higher education should address the issues fairly and in a balance way, not with the liberal (or conservative) slant to it.

But the choices this November drew an audible groan from LaVerne Johnson, a healthcare manager who relocated to the Atlanta suburbs from New Jersey and says she has had a hard time adjusting to the state's conservative slant.

To hear Greenwald tell it, the film was one of the first outspoken critiques of Fox News at a time when there were still doubts about Fox News' conservative slant.

The next day The Post's front page depicted Mr. Jeffords in colonial garb, beneath a headline -- "Benedict Jeffords" -- that critics said underscored the newspaper's conservative slant on news.