Sentence examples for conservative feel from inspiring English sources

The codename given to the plans was also changed to "True Blue" to give it a more Conservative feel.

And his party's base has deserted him: roughly 60% of voters who describe themselves as "very conservative" feel that Mr Ryan does not deserve a second term.

Zoo, Nuts and Front have agreed to make their covers "more modest", the retailer said – meaning no more nudity, with less salacious coverlines and a more conservative feel.

Those intending to vote Labour in May are most likely to believe a free NHS is "very important" (84%), but a large majority of those intending to vote Conservative feel the same (72%).

In a small but telling change, Wal-Mart revamped its logo three years ago, from a deep-blue version that some marketers said had a politically conservative feel to lighter blue text punctuated by a yellow twinkle meant to suggest a more caring attitude.

Even these modest reforms should help conservative feel much more welcome in all of academia, not just in some of its quarters.

Some Conservatives feel this too.

Not all conservatives feel that way.

She was particularly successful in making conservatives feel welcome on a campus that had been fractured.

Making religious conservatives feel persecuted, refusing them the dignity of toleration, is unnecessary and probably counterproductive.

But, I asked him, don't social conservatives feel a moral obligation to legislate their beliefs?