Sentence examples for conservative reputation from inspiring English sources

Her conservative reputation was, and is, mostly deserved.

A lawyer by training, his champions include many on the liberal wing of the church, despite his conservative reputation.

O'Reilly acknowledged that his career - and the wholesome conservative reputation of Fox News - was on the line.

In June, Wachovia, a biggish bank with a conservative reputation, announced that it would take a $200m charge to cover loan losses.

When he and Mr. Hengst decided to move to the suburbs, they told their real estate agent, "Anything but Wheaton," knowing its conservative reputation.

But at the same time Hyde Park is filled with people like Judge Richard Posner and many free marketeers who have given the university its conservative reputation.

Senior Republicans saw those defectors as selfish showboats polishing their conservative reputations at the party's expense.

Former House Speaker Newt Gingrich and current Speaker Paul Ryan, for example, built their conservative reputations and bases of power with sweeping plans to dismantle the federal safety net, and they have many acolytes.

The Observer's political editor, Toby Helm, warned that the ad could prove dangerous for Conservatives' reputation if it continues to circulate.

The record on immigration of the past five years has not just damaged the Conservatives' reputation but also voters' confidence in what politicians can do.

Clegg argued that taking Britain out of the EU could eventually do more damage to the Conservatives' reputation than the chaos of Black Wednesday in 1992, when the pound plunged out of the European exchange rate mechanism.