Sentence examples for conservative preoccupation from inspiring English sources

"This was a Conservative preoccupation.

Cameron's coalition partner, Nick Clegg, said: "This was a Conservative preoccupation.

Of course we still revere and pay big money for our sports, but this seems a somewhat conservative obsession, a preoccupation with the earthly when we are already in a world that is posthuman.

The Obama research team began digging into his Hyde Park associations, including William Ayers, the founder of the Weather Underground who had become a preoccupation on conservative blogs, and Mr. Wright.

Mexico's conservative Catholic Church also expressed its preoccupation.

Media critic Philip Bump took note of one our key findings: "Who's the most conservative of all?" was a preoccupation of debate moderators but citizens, when given the microphone, never asked about that.

Loucks's thoughts, at least the ones he curated for publication, had a careful, readerly tone, but also echoed the preoccupations and extremity of conservative talk radio.

This strategy was pursued most vigorously in Germany, where the unification of the German states into a single nation became a central preoccupation of both liberals and conservatives by the middle of the 19th century.

The concessions first up – bowing to the culture war preoccupations of the party's conservative wing: keeping the marriage equality plebiscite, the hat-tipping to George Christensen on the safe schools program, a wink and a nod on reforming the Racial Discrimination Act, keeping climate change on the absolute down-low.

And it's not clear how relying on Hollywood talent will overcome conservative suspicions that climate change is solely a preoccupation of the wealthy, liberal elites.

Rather, he was summoned to Washington as the last gasp of a Republican-led House Judiciary Committee hellbent on performing its own preoccupation with perceived political bias against conservatives.