The phrase "a model of conservative" is not correct in standard English usage.
It may be intended to describe someone or something that exemplifies conservative values or principles, but it lacks clarity and grammatical structure.
Example: "He is often regarded as a model of conservatism in his political views."
Alternatives: "an example of conservatism" or "a paragon of conservative values."
At one level, John McCain has been a model of conservative Republican orthodoxy in his 13 years in the Senate, with a voting record close to that of Jesse Helms, who sets the standard for Senate conservatives.
On Wednesday, lawmakers received a bill to inch the state closer to eliminating income taxes, a centerpiece of a broad legislative vision that many in the Republican Party here hope will serve as a model of conservative governance for other states, if not the nation, to follow.
As far as a model of conservative state banking, Brown cites the Bank of North Dakota (BND), making prudent non-securitized loans, only in the state, and funded by all the revenues of North Dakota.
What we are seeing is a model of American conservative masculinity that has become popular in the past few years, one that is directly tied to the loutish, aggressive frat-boy persona that Kavanaugh is purportedly seeking to dissociate himself from.
In this section, a model of total fault injected energy is developed based on Hamiltonian formulism and a classic model of conservative power system.
Not so long ago, the town was a model of benign parochialism: conservative, monoglot, insular.
He then offered Saskatchewan as a model of a good, conservative farming province, apparently forgetting that a) Saskatchewan is the birthplace of Canadian socialism and b) their farms have workplace safety laws.
His fans--and they are legion--say he would be perfect for the post: a model of integrity, a conservative who has the guts to draw the line against investigative excess, a cool and collected leader who quickly gets his hands on every assignment he draws.
He then appointed Andy Halford, the finance director of Vodafone, to the government's Advisory Board on Business Tax Rates, apparently because he thinks this is a model of how the Conservatives think it should be done.
So the Thunder, who have been lauded as a model of good management — smart drafting, conservative spending — may be the first victims of a system that was aimed at the free spenders in New York and Los Angeles.
But, for all his appearance as the very model of conservative respectability, his merciless lampooning of the heartless constraints of laws and etiquette reveal him, underneath it all, to have been a genuine free spirit and a true anarchist.
