Sentence examples for archaic conservatism from inspiring English sources
"It was hard to fight archaic conservatism".
When readers see the name "Sir Walter Scott" on a spine, it's almost as if a miasma of preconceptions and prejudices – aristocratic privilege, dull pomposity, archaic conservatism, royal sycophancy, meandering sentences – comes swirling up like so many dust motes blown off a book right at the back of an antiquarian bookseller's.
Though news outlets are likely to pay a price for this episode, Maria Eismont, a columnist for the newspaper Vedomosti, argued that the government's recent embrace of archaic religious conservatism set the stage for apocalyptic thinking.
In truth, New Koch arrives to spoon-feed the archaic religion of conservatism to anyone willing to feed at the trough.
Look at all that money and effort and political will we spent on marriage, feeding into an archaic institution, buying into that social conservatism rather than dismantling the notions of legal commitment.
Also included are jade versions of archaic bronzes, a reminder of the fundamental conservatism of Chinese art, and examples of Indian Mughal jades of a kind Qing connoisseurs flipped over.
In the 1980s, when the radical policies of the '70s were replaced by Reaganomics and the conservatism of Margaret Thatcher in the U.K., we got Christian Lacroix's archaic follies of crinolines and corsets, and the anarchic vibrancy of a nightclub scene that gave birth to Leigh Bowery in London and, later, to New York's club kids.
"Conservatives failed conservatism".
Anything else feels archaic".
