Sentence examples for conservative and sometimes from inspiring English sources
UMY method was slightly conservative, and sometimes overly conservative, especially at high ratio of cyclic load to primary steady load.
"Sometimes I could be the most adventurous, and David will change to be thoughtful and conservative, and sometimes we shift roles.
The conservative and sometimes nationalistic Russian Orthodox Church has often accused the Vatican of trying to pilfer its ranks for converts to Roman Catholicism.
An outspoken conservative and sometimes a controversial figure, he twice (1988 and 1992) secured the Republican Party nomination for U.S. Senate from Maryland but was easily defeated on both occasions.
Mr. Huntsman, who served as ambassador to China in the Obama administration, had trouble convincing his party that he was a true conservative, and sometimes seemed to be challenging its message.
Former Sen. Homer E. Capehart, a conservative and sometimes outspoken Republican who represented Indiana in the United States Senate from 1945 to 1962, died Monday night at St . Vincent Hospitalin Indianapolis.
Atlanta, despite its home in the country's stereotypically conservative and sometimes-backward Southeast pocket, boasts remarkable inclusivity.
So in this parliament, we've had in the final months two Ukip MPs, and sometimes they've voted with the Conservatives and sometimes against.
It was occasionally critical of conservative politicians and sometimes displayed a libertarian streak on social issues and civil liberties, but otherwise it hardly deviated from the orthodoxies of the Republican and Likud parties.
The two swing justices who have had the most influence on the court, restraining its most conservative members and sometimes siding with the moderate-liberal minority, are Justice O'Connor and Justice Anthony Kennedy, the author of last week's gay-rights ruling.
Today, Antonin Scalia often jumps in first, signalling the intentions of the Court's ascendant conservative wing, and sometimes Chief Justice John G. Roberts, Jr., makes his views, which are usually aligned with Scalia's, equally clear.
