Sentence examples for conservative object from inspiring English sources

He said the vase — impressive for its size and scale but stylistically "a rather old-fashioned and conservative object" — had been in storage when the Trenton museum asked to borrow it in 1997.

But Mr Uribe, a pugnacious conservative, objects to the peace talks.

Wriothesley, a religious conservative, objected to Somerset's assumption of monarchical power over the Council.

"It's what guys say all the time when they are alone, isn't it?" But Hower, a feisty 70-year-old part-time school teacher and dedicated conservative, objected to Trump's decision to fire back at his critics on Friday by attacking former President Bill Clinton's history of marital infidelity and Hillary Clinton's responses to it over the years.

Conservatives object even to that.

Many conservatives object to eminent domain, believing it permits government overreach.

Fourth, conservatives object that ACA benefits are funded largely by taxes on the wealthy.

When conservatives object to certain moral views, the fashion these days is to call those views relativist.

A full sense of what conservatives object to in the Obama program can be hard to extract from daily conservative discourse.

When conservatives object to this historical reality, they may or may not be right in their objections, but it is to America that they are objecting.

Conservatives object to the "Three Represents" because they fear that recruiting businessmen into the party will change its nature and cause its collapse.