Sentence examples for conservative conviction from inspiring English sources

President Bush's "global war on terror" implicitly tapped into a wellspring of such conservative conviction.

Jonathan Haidt, a trailblazer in the scientific study of the psychology of moral sensibility and judgement, says it's conservative conviction in "karma".

He was frequently torn between his intense loyalty to the president and his conservative conviction that a balanced budget was essential to the national welfare.

The "blue" in "Blue Labour" comes from a conservative conviction that market forces, unconstrained, play havoc with the fabric of people's lives.

And when it comes to our poorest citizens, we don't get past the liberal belief that they are really not responsible for their status and the conservative conviction that they are solely responsible.

As for conservatism today, Mr. Buckley said there was a growing debate on the right about how the war in Iraq squared with the traditional conservative conviction that American foreign policy should seek only to protect its vital interests.

Tea Party activists generally blame consultants for having bled the party of its conservative convictions.

Scruton gained his conservative convictions by way of epiphany while in Paris in 1968.

Some might disagree on one point or another; but I am speaking here of the representative American of conservative convictions.

Mr. Giuliani fought these battles because of his commitment to democracy, not because of his socially conservative convictions.

There has been marked opposition, however, in a country that remains largely Roman Catholic, with deeply rooted conservative convictions in much of the populace.