Sentence examples for conservative contrast from inspiring English sources

The plan represents a gamble for Mr. Perry, who is trying to reinvigorate a once-high-flying campaign by capturing some of the energy Herman Cain generated with his flat tax plan and by drawing a sharply conservative contrast with Mitt Romney.

And the party's ready embrace of Mr. Lazio as a real conservative contrasts sharply with its rejection of Mr. Giuliani as too moderate.

"It was clear he wanted to talk about drawing the liberal-conservative contrast with McCain.

Conservatives contrast the nation united with the left's penchant for satiating the grievances of divisive interest groups, be they militant unions, ACOSS whiners, or writers' festival types seeking a new subsidy for the latest antediluvian project.

The summit follows criticism by both the UK and French governments over the state of the other's economies, with some Conservatives contrasting the stronger growth and falling unemployment in the UK with the sluggish recovery in France and blaming Mr Hollande for pushing up tax rates.

Call that conservative exceptionalism.In contrast, Democrats are divided.

During the financial crisis, the bank trumpeted being conservative in contrast with its rivals.

"That door is closed," said Pope Francis, whose views on women and family issues are conservative, in contrast to his progressive statements on poverty and the environment.

This week, he gave a speech intended to establish his credentials as a compassionate conservative in contrast to the hard-faced Thatcherite of old.

The shift was evident in biographical TV ads which began running here portraying Mr. Huckabee, a former Baptist minister, as "a committed conservative" in contrast to parallel advertisements in Iowa that praise him as "a Christian leader".

This year, they set up seven offices and several hundred volunteers arrived to get out the known Republican vote and lure away socially conservative Democrats.The contrast helps to show why Mr Kerry lost Ohio.