Sentence examples for conservative context from inspiring English sources

If "Delilah" offers feminism lite/feminism late, it needs to do so in an extremely traditional, even conservative context, so it tucks its delinquent-dad deconstruction into an ode to family.

A Michelin three-star chef, Joël Robuchon might expect to fare better: after his sudden retirement, a decade ago, his comeback, in 2003, with the first Atelier, was a bit of a revolution in the conservative context of Parisian dining.

In that conservative context, a perceived threat, even symbolic, from the liberal West would be a blessing for Mr. Putin, who can portray himself as the defender of the traditional Russian family, Orthodox Christian values and national pride all at once.

Any and all statements against violence made by Muslims must always be placed in the right conservative context: scare quotes.

It's difficult anyway to get reliable statistics but gains made for women must be viewed within this conservative context.

Despite this, the fact that the learning task was extremely simple may have provided a more conservative context for establishing the covariation of action dynamics with cognitive processing.

This, if true, would have serious implications for our picture of Athenian democracy, but the best evidence for the hybrid system is in untypically conservative contexts, such as appointment to deme priesthoods.

One could thus argue that the political and social regime of the host country have an influence on migrants' political preferences in authoritarian and conservative contexts, but not in democratic and liberal one's.

But, in the ultra-conservative context of Saudi Arabia, such appeals are breaking new ground: they are coming from some of the more than 900 female candidates in the kingdom's first nationwide election in which women are able to stand – and vote.

In the more conservative American context, that makes him a radical, but Obama has successfully concealed that.

I was raised in a conservative religious context and believe that religion can be comforting and enlightening and, through structure and ritual and consistency, bring order to a world that feels chaotic.