Sentence examples for conservative hope from inspiring English sources

-- The National Review cover proclaimed him "the great conservative hope".

That attitude pains Mitch McConnell, but it has made DeMint a Tea Party hero, and a conservative hope for 2012.

But for now, a question for writers like Chait and Larison, who have made sport of both Romney himself and of the conservative hope that someone else will emerge to take his place.

Thus the conservative hope that the war on terror would decisively tilt American politics to the right, and the liberal assumption that the 2008 financial crisis had unmade the Reagan coalition forever.

Mr. Cruz, 41, whom National Review called "the next great conservative hope," is a charismatic speaker who works a room skillfully, which could be expected from a lawyer who has personally argued nine cases before the United States Supreme Court.

Season television ratings of 0.4 "were nothing to knock your socks off," admitted Barbara Allen, the league's chief executive officer, but the average attendance was 8,100, above the conservative hope of 7,000.

Yet if Mr Bush disappoints conservative hopes, they will raise hell for him later.

This presents a dilemma for any conservative hoping to salvage Reformicon ideas from Trumpism.

All political leaders watched the Sunday votes extremely closely to try to discern clues for federal elections Sept. 27, when Chancellor Angela Merkel, a conservative, hopes to win a strong enough victory to pull away from her current coalition partners, the Social Democrats.

That fueled conservative hopes that, just maybe, they'd have one more shot at wiping out part of the law -- or using the leverage from a court decision to extract major concessions from the Obama administration.

The simple answer is: not as much as the conservatives hope or the liberals fear.