Sentence examples for conservative colours from inspiring English sources

The otherwise unpopular Mr Mori appeals to this mood, with his nostalgia for pre-war society.One thing Mr Kato has now learned is to dress his liberalism in conservative colours.

Dressing up in dark, conservative colours to pose like the itehlati (secret service), Basiji, or undercover police, and standing outside the crowd of protestors waiting to intervene in police or Basiji brutality on civilians.

Douglas Carswell represented Clacton under Conservative colours before he resigned in August, defecting to UKIP and triggering a by-election.

So if you're interested in not contracting swine flu whilst looking smart, the suit comes in four ultra-conservative colours and styles: medium grey, charcoal, navy and grey pinstripe.

Dominica was then a British colony, a stratified and parochial society based on class and shades of colour; Eugenia's family fitted into the conservative "coloured bourgeoisie".

Instead they simply promote the government's intentions with a Conservative-blue colour scheme that sometimes has to contradict reality to stay consistent.

He is paired with Allie Eve Knox, who won the photography contest in the previous round despite her affectation of slightly purple hair (it's a show about fucking, but they're very conservative about hair colour).

This assumption may in some circumstances be fairly reasonable, since the Hymenoptera are rather conservative in their colour vision, mostly having UV, blue and green receptors with maximum sensitivities near 340, 430, and 535 nm [9], [10].

Films at the festival included some way out of the conservative Bollywood mainstream like "Colours of Passion," in Hindi with English subtitles, which portrays the 19th-century painter Raja Ravi Varma and features topless scenes with an actress, Nandana Sen, who once lived in Williamsburg, Brooklyn.

Many conservatives wanted the old colours to return, while monarchists and the far right were far more vocal with their objections, referring to the new flag with various derogatory names (see Gold or yellow? above).

This was not a safe seat but a key Lib Dem-Conservative marginal, where colour could be exploited for political gain.