Sentence examples for cautious party from inspiring English sources

"They are a very, very cautious party," he said of the Democrats.

Meanwhile, the left-populist blogosphere — a reliable barometer of the Democratic equivalent of the famous Republican "base" — erupted with praise for Feingold and contempt for his cautious Party colleagues.

As Charles Kennedy, the normally cautious party leader, told BBC's Breakfast with Frost yesterday: "There is every indication we are going to emerge from the election bigger, better, stronger".

Or does the party's entrenched authoritarian ethos inevitably transform the men who rise to lead it, so that only the cautious Party Man, jealous of the party's prerogatives, can rise to the top?

Parliament, the crisis's major beneficiaries have been the cautious, incrementalist parties of the center-right.

On campuses, in local councils, in squats and trade unions, even in the cautious old Labour party, the radical left was at or near its modern zenith, and increasingly saw language as a crucial political battleground.

When the Conservatives were riding high in the polls many had hopes of taking Eastleigh, while until recently many Lib Dems were cautious about the party's hopes in Guildford.

He's the sort of outsider whose ideas about inequality and belief in the need for fundamental change have long alarmed cautious, triangulation-prone party leaders who now worry that Bernie Sanders (I-Vt). is making overly bold promises that he can't possibly deliver.

But its septuagenarian leaders are not firebrands, and the party is cautious.

This accounts for the cautious incoherence of the party's mainstream on gay marriage.

But he offended by challenging the party's cautious edging forward towards reform.