Sentence examples for conservative offspring of from inspiring English sources

In contrast, the Korean-built Cadenza, new for 2014, comes across as the conservative offspring of a Toyota and a 5 Series, minus the athleticism of the BMW.

Sandwiched between said museum and the considerably larger and more conservative Grand Hotel, it's like the hipster offspring of these two doddery old dears.

As predicted, offspring of UL parents used a more conservative feeding strategy (females only), were more dominant and showed an increased preference for high energy food than offspring of PL parents.

"Home Comforts," an encyclopedia of home maintenance, is essentially conservative: it is written, Mendelson says, for participants in and offspring of the sexual revolution — those unfortunates who were not instructed by their mothers or grandmothers in how to defrost food safely or to remove water marks from varnished tabletops or to stop white pillowcases from turning yellow.

A significant viability effect on the offspring of MA females would make our estimates of conservative.

Offspring of mixed marriage.

"They are all offspring of revolutionaries".

Like the evolutionary offspring of its predecessors.

Many slaves were the offspring of slaves.

Miles Hewstone is the intellectual offspring of Henri Tajfel and Gordon Allport.

"Did he admire the offspring?" "Of course".