Sentence examples for conservative advice from inspiring English sources

Others got very conservative advice, like stopping all but the mildest exercise until six weeks after the baby is born.

For 30 years, she has been dispensing tough love to tens of thousands of listeners who call her radio talk show each day, seeking blunt, provocative and unashamedly conservative advice on how to cope with their most pressing personal problems.

But there are considerable forces weighing against his conservative advice, particularly when patients have had an accident or an injury on the job, and stand to benefit financially from persistent disability.

Against that backdrop, Paramount Television is introducing a syndicated talk show featuring Dr. Laura Schlessinger, the conservative advice maven whose radio audience has listened to her stern declarations that homosexuality is a deviation from the biological norm and incompatible with Scripture.

"They decided to take the most conservative advice they were given - to leave him with as much leg as possible and as many options as possible".

Alternately, if Cavendish is reading off of her culture how women would be most wise to behave, then she might just be offering conservative advice about how women can best flourish in the short material life that has been allotted to them.

So, last spring, top Paramount executives jumped at a chance to produce a talk show starring Dr. Laura Schlessinger, the conservative advice-giver whose radio show is the second-highest-rated talk show in the nation.

Was it a conservative's advice to Democrats?

JB: Readers who know your biography iconoclast, poet, polyamorist, ex-crack smoker may be surprised by how conservative your advice is.

Meanwhile some homophobic Western preachers have gone to fire up anti-gay audiences in Africa, and American conservatives offer advice to countries thinking of drafting anti-gay laws.Revulsion against homosexuals is ancient, deep and, in its way, sincere, even if some of the politicians leading the backlash do so for cynical reasons.

One day after the United States Supreme Court effectively handed the presidential election to Gov. George W. Bush of Texas, his running mate, Mr. Cheney, made the rounds in Congress, meeting with Senate Republican moderates and conservatives, soliciting advice on cabinet nominations and vowing to help build a bipartisan spirit to salve the wounds from this bitter election.