Sentence examples for conservative reaction from inspiring English sources

The conservative reaction developed in the north around the regency set up at Seo de Urgel.

Those issues have fed a conservative reaction against rising deficits and bigger government.

It is a conservative reaction against what they see as the destructive side of modernity, popular prosperity and industrial production.

It was obviously their anxiety about that particular claim that provoked so much of the nervous conservative reaction.

This measure produced a conservative reaction, as did all liberal anticlericalism through to the Second Republic in the 1930s.

Priestley's defense fell on deaf ears as the conservative reaction to the French Revolution intensified in England.

Later conservative reactions, however, tended to blunt or reverse these reforms.

The passion and eloquence with which he developed this argument contributed significantly to the powerful conservative reactions against the French Revolution throughout Europe in the late 18th and early 19th centuries.

When President Obama addressed the nation after the killing of Osama bin Laden in May, some conservative reactions to his rhetoric were all too predictable.

Political events during the 19th century were characterized by alternating periods of liberal reforms and conservative reactions, in part caused by the changes occurring in the Spanish government and Spain's antiquated system of colonial administration.

"When Jamaicans came to Britain in the 1950s and 1960s, they were often very surprised by the conservative reactions to some of them being mixed race – mixed racing had been going on for centuries in the Caribbean.