Sentence examples for central conservative from inspiring English sources

Sen. Daniel Patrick Moynihan left us this axiom: "The central conservative truth is that it is culture, not politics, that determines the success of a society.

In many ways, Iraq is a test case for the late Senator Daniel Patrick Moynihan's dictum that "the central conservative truth is that it is culture, not politics, that determines the success of a society.

As Mr. Huntington, the leading theorist of the new culture matters school, put it by quoting Daniel Patrick Moynihan: "The central conservative truth is that it is culture, not politics, that determines the success of a society.

Anyone who has followed this debate knows that the central conservative objections to the Senate bill are twofold: That it would lead to a long-term increase in low-skilled immigration, legal and otherwise, while vitiating, through its immediate legalization of the illegal population, the political incentives for actually following through on its promises of border and workplace enforcement.

The central Conservative question is, in truth, a reasonable one: Why should I think the government will do a better job of spending my money than I would?!

The local Conservative volunteer businessman John White who may have downloaded the list of opposition supporters used in the call from the central Conservative database, couldn't recall doing so.

On the face of it, these Bush-leaning traditionalists come from central casting: conservative politically, rigid religiously, willing to mix up church and state.

The move comes a few months after she gave up the top spot at Liberty Central, a conservative Web site that she founded in 2009 and that has strong links to the Tea Party movement.

Professor Rhode noted, for instance, that it was still unknown who contributed a total of $550,000 to Liberty Central, the conservative legal group that Mrs. Thomas founded in 2009 in opposition to President Obama's policies.

Indeed, the new official Republican roadmap almost entirely ignores the social issues once central to conservative politics.

Comedy Central's conservative satirist, Stephen Colbert, dubbed Wikipedia's epistemological contribution to society, "Wikiality", the notion that "together we can create a reality that we all agree on — the reality we just agreed on".