Sentence examples for as particularly conservative from inspiring English sources

The club was known as particularly conservative.

Thiel, who has a law degree but only practiced for seven months, was not seen as a particularly conservative choice.

New Labour eagerly sought the approval of the mass-circulation press, particularly conservative tabloids such as The Sun, by embracing celebrity culture as well as respect for traditions, including the monarchy.

Such concerns encouraged Copts to support Mr Shafiq in the presidential run-off, which served only to upset Islamists, particularly conservative groups such as Gamaa Islamiya, who were deeply opposed to a man they considered a "feloul", or "regime remnant".

And now, as parents, I don't think we're being particularly conservative — we're actually not prudes. . . .

Jim Heckman not particularly conservative at all.

Our approach to test MI has been particularly conservative.

Is the locale it's in particularly conservative?

There is, after all, no reason why hikes in the debt ceiling should be seen as particularly liberal or conservative moves.

And, in my research for It's Not Over, I found that even as things had changed, many many more average LGB people than we think are still deeply closeted, living tormented lives, married to people of the opposite gender when they're not bi, just to pass as straight, particularly in conservative parts of country.

The phrase "flip-flop" has featured prominently, with conservative commentators coming across as particularly outraged.