Sentence examples for conservative proposition from inspiring English sources

In Badiou's analysis, the conservative proposition in the election was basically fear.

It's not like Bob Dylan going electric, more like when George Osborne started brushing his hair forward: a slightly altered appearance for what remains an extremely conservative proposition.

Without Yedlin bombing forward, they were a much more conservative proposition at the back last week than they've been at times this season, and the speed of Vancouver's forwards should give them plenty to think about as they try to regain their momentum without, of course, Yedlin, Brad Evans, and of course Clint Dempsey.

This charge has become comfortable for liberals who fear a renewal of Reaganism through the auspices of the tea party, as well as for Republicans frustrated that they can't measure up to the Gipper's standard as a "great communicator". The central conservative proposition might be summarized as the view that some things do not change.

Once again the tastemaker's tastemaker Mayer has selected new or overlooked tracks by a number of thrusting young bucks including Jesse Somfay, Brooks (been around but still young) and The Rice Twins, making this a woozily attractive if predictably conservative proposition.

But ideally the Conservative proposition should be met with a positive and radical alternative.

Without principled opposition to government-regulated healthcare as inappropriate, where do conservatives have to go if Democrats come up with a cheaper solution, or when the Congressional Budget Office debunks the claims that conservative propositions are cost-savings?

*"I have never subscribed to what I called the neo-conservative proposition that somehow, at the barrel of a gun, overnight liberty or democracy could be conjured up".

Gingrich even went so far in his retaliation as to create ads that suggest Romney is not a conservative, a proposition that Corrigan called "pretty ridiculous".

All of that served, by some strange jiu jitsu, to reinforce the Conservatives' opening proposition, that the country had been mired in a project of human kindness for far too long, which the state could no longer afford.

Most notably, this November, voters in three conservative states — Idaho (Proposition 2), Utah (Proposition 3), and Nebraska (Initiative 427) — will be deciding on whether to expand Medicaid.