Sentence examples for conservative referring from inspiring English sources

"You don't encourage a foreign nation to commit espionage on our national security," said Cornelius, who described himself as a moderate conservative, referring to Trump's call on Wednesday for Russia to find "30,000 missing emails" from the private server Clinton used while secretary of state.

As he got older, he became more and more conservative, referring to himself in his autobiography as "arch-conservative".

"It was murder committed by the sword called 'special inspection' illegally engineered" by South Korean conservatives, referring to government investigations of Mr. Chung.

The coalition which came to power in 1854 became known as the Liberal-Conservatives (referred to, for short, as the Conservatives).

In Politico, conservatives referred to the placeholder Mitt as a transitional figure and "an ideal segue".

In some posts on Twitter, mostly conservatives referred to the eight senators who hammered out the agreement as the "Gang of 8".

Iran's conservatives referred to the protests as the 'sedition' and to protestors and their alleged supporters as 'seditionists' – so justifying the continuing house arrest of Mir Hossein Mousavi and Mehdi Karroubi, presidential candidates in 2009 and leaders of the Green Movement, which emerged in the protests.

It is the "death panel" of tax policy and conservatives refer to it as such.

So he comes out of the closet, gets a divorce and quits his job, moving to South Beach to immerse himself in what conservatives refer to as "the gay agenda".

Trump's address was a preemptive effort to turn the tables on Clinton, who delivered what her campaign billed as a major address later Thursday linking the GOP nominee to a group of radical conservatives referred to as the "alt-right".

He claimed that Anons had been studying "the astroturfing that is being done in the name of conservative politics," referring to allegations of conservative political groups attempting to pass off events they organize as evidence of a grassroots movement.