Sentence examples for conservative kinds from inspiring English sources

The research moves away from a preoccupation with urban retail's novelty and spectacle towards a consideration of the more conventional and conservative kinds of consumption that have been a vital part of the retail ecology of many major cities in the twentieth century.

"I'm a conservative kind of person.

In the long term, Falwell could become a tolerant, conservative kind of preacher with influence in Washington.

"I'm a very conservative kind of vicar, but the law shouldn't be an ass," he said.

The morality they espouse is of a conservative kind that English news channels have largely left behind, which demands that women dress and behave in culturally "correct" ways.

The percentage of new foreclosures in the first quarter that were prime fixed-rate loans — traditionally the most conservative kind of mortgage — was 36.7 percent, up from 28.9 percent last year.

Reynolds also proposed a revivified English art, but of a deeply conservative kind, one of alabaster elegance with roots in the Classical world.

Lubbock is a rock-solid, conservative kind of place, located where northwest Texas meets the southernmost part of the great American plains.

For similar reasons they were lavish patrons of new art, but often of a conservative kind: traditional forms brought to new levels of technical refinement.

"Not just is Christianity booming in that part of the world, it seems to be a pretty conservative kind of Catholicism," said Professor Jenkins, of Penn State.

I thought what a weird contrast to go from the Johnson Glass House, which is a supermodernist vision, to Wyeth, who was arguably a more conservative kind of person in his work.