Sentence examples for conservative cottage from inspiring English sources
It is not politically correct to object to the gender pay gap; there's a whole conservative cottage industry dedicated to proving there is no pay gap.
In his classic work The Castles on the Ground, architectural historian JM Richards tried to figure out the attraction of the conservative, cottage-aping suburban style, and "the appeal it holds for 90 out of 100".
For several years, young conservatives have made a cottage industry of going undercover and trying to goad people working at perceived liberal institutions — like Acorn, NPR and Planned Parenthood — into saying something stupid.
Mr. Moore's previous films generated a cottage industry of conservative commentators eager to prove sloppiness and exaggeration in his films; a handful of mainstream critics have also found flaws.
Predicting the ways in which Obamacare would fail and ruin America has been something of a cottage industry for conservative politicians and talking heads since the Affordable Care Act passed in 2010.
Police officers, like many other occupations, put their lives on the line on a daily basis, so the threat of death is nothing new for them; but for the conservative media, stoking fear has become a cottage industry.
In the Weekly Standard, Andrew Ferguson takes down the cottage industry of pundits psychoanalyzing conservatives: We are entering the age of the psychopundit (we can thank the science writer Will Saletan for this excellent word).
Over five decades Mr. Novak rose from a $68-a-week 68-a-week 68-a-weekome the wealthy proprietor of almost a cubtage industreportereving prominence and celebrito as a conservative Washington pundit while parlaying that renown into become newslethers and political seminars.
The cottage looked homey.
