Sentence examples for aptly conservative from inspiring English sources

Sometimes, Ms. Goodling would ask: "Why are you a Republican?" In Ms. Goodling's notes from the interviews, she would give a shorthand assessment of how well they fared on threshold political issues, as in the notation for one candidate who she wrote was aptly conservative on "god, guns + gays".

Because of what David Frum so aptly referred to as the "conservative entertainment complex", the feeding frenzy on the web to be the first to soundbite words and opinion pieces to get page hits and followers is fierce.

Throughout the 1930s and '40s, Mr. Fifield and his allies advanced a new blend of conservative religion, economics and politics that one observer aptly anointed "Christian libertarianism".

Reagan's two sons -- Michael the conservative and Ron the liberal -- stand in aptly for their father's complicated legacy.

Republicans claim the idiom, describing what liberals saw to be a conservative attack on women's rights, actually more aptly explains these men's pattern of treatment towards the opposite sex.

After listening to this campaign for eighteen months and hearing Mitt Romney debate as the self-proclaimed severe conservative in the Republican Primaries we are now, as Bill Clinton so aptly said, "Seeing moderate Mitt show up at the debates and on the stump".

VIEW is aptly named.

Aptly so, perhaps.

"Atlas Shrugged" aptly opened on Tax Day, getting a rave from Sean Hannity, who said it wouldn't have been released "had Hollywood liberals gotten their way," and a dismissive shrug from most critics, even conservatives.

Several of these, aptly enough, involve flight.

Perhaps "desoufflage" would aptly describe this.