Sentence examples for a conservative spot from inspiring English sources

Tennessee, a conservative spot, does not currently offer in-state tuition to all.

Still more cheeringly, city burghers led by the mayor, a local state lawmaker and the head of the largest church no longer face mass arrest, a risk they incurred by vowing to hide a family of asylum-seeking Christian home-schoolers rather than see them deported back to Germany.Civil disobedience does not come easily to Morristown, a conservative spot of almost 30,000 souls.

In bringing it forward himself, Conrad sets the starting point for the Democratic position in a more conservative spot than President Barack Obama's budget -- and that was already a compromise.

Britain is a conservative place.

— While most Congressional races are known for incumbency comfort, a nasty battle over the seat held since 1993 by John T. Doolittle — a Republican who decided not to seek re-election after coming under fire over his ties to a convicted lobbyist — has shaken up this reliably conservative spot on the California map.

But Jon Huntsman, another moderate, might hurt Mr Romney a bit.Although the evangelical bastion of South Carolina will be the third state to vote, on January 21st, a string of less conservative spots follows, including Florida, Nevada (where many voters share Mr Romney's Mormon faith) and Michigan (where Mr Romney was born and his father was governor).

Such rights have in recent years protected Christian groups on liberal campuses and gay groups in conservative spots, and remain a valuable means of bridging deep divides.

He seems to have done well in conservative spots in the West more out of religious than ideological affinity: a big share of Republican primary voters in that part of the country are Mormons, like Mr Romney.

When no government jobs turned up, she found a spot at a conservative think tank, the American Enterprise Association, the forerunner of the American Enterprise Institute.

Whatever you think of the position that George W. Bush was right about the war on terror but wrong about regime change, it's a potential sweet spot for a conservative politician trying to appeal to a war-weary party and country both.

Aceh, a conservative Muslim area, was a trouble spot for much of the last century, chafing under Dutch colonial rule, then Japanese military rule, and more recently under the national government, dominated by the central island of Java, after promised autonomy did not materialize.