Sentence examples for a tory view from inspiring English sources

Rupert Murdoch's Daily Telegraph reflects a Tory view of the world, while The Guardian smiles on Labor.

Sunday Politics film looking at Tory view on a UKIP pact.

Bankers in the City of London, who generally incline toward a Tory world view, have been taken aback by Mr. Osborne's inclination to turn a discussion about the debt and deficits into one about political tactics.

Bankers in the City of London, who generally incline toward a Tory world view of the world, have been taken aback by Mr. Osborne's inclination to turn a discussion about the debt and deficits into one about political tactics.

The Tory view of history is founded on the myth of a benevolent elite granting carefully managed change out of goodwill and generosity.

"The Tory view has always been 'we don't mind, but don't say'.

I'm not surprised that the Tory view is that these pesky environmental issues should be hurried through and skimmed over, to ensure that some money can be made.

Asked about economic growth and wages overtaking inflation for the first time in five years, Mr Miliband said: "The Tory view is that the economy is fixed".

His father was a naval commander of "flinty and adamant" Tory views who became a school bursar.

(The Oxford English Dictionary entry suggests that "Conservative" originally designated an opponent of reactionary "Tory" views).

More ominously still for non-Tories, in 1992 Ken Newton found that people with Labour views who read a rightwing paper – of whom there were still millions – were more likely to vote Conservative than people with Tory views who read a leftwing one were to vote Labour.