Sentence examples for comparatively conservative from inspiring English sources

"Black voters are comparatively conservative and practical".

White was always, effortlessly, super-hip and especially so in the comparatively conservative worlds of theatre and cinema.

While outrageously dressed men thronged the streets outside, many of the clothes on show seemed comparatively conservative.

Mr. Gray achieved his greatest critical recognition in the late 1960's and 70's after working for many years in a comparatively conservative late-Cubist style.

She also discussed gun violence in cities and tried to subtly contrast herself with Sanders, who is comparatively conservative on gun control.

Ice.com this year had a comparatively conservative shipping deadline, of midnight Dec. 14, for those who chose free United States Postal Service delivery.

While a country upbringing may be comparatively more conservative than a city one, I enjoyed the best qualities of inclusion, self-confidence and plenty of opportunities to succeed.

Perry, who once appeared nude in the music video to her hit song "California Gurls," has appeared comparatively more conservative as of late as her peers such as Miley Cyrus and Lady Gaga go full-frontal.

A major tourist destination in Bangladesh, Cox's Bazaar is comparatively more conservative than other parts of the country.

The Republican Party has long been divided into comparatively moderate and conservative factions, but historically the conservatives were realists, too.

Yet this is not really down to religious or ethnic divisions in a comparatively homogeneous nation of conservative, Sunni Muslims.