Sentence examples for conservative restraint from inspiring English sources

The cardinal preferred Champaigne's conservative restraint to the hot-blooded expressiveness of two young painters who translated the Roman Baroque into French and established the artistic supremacy of Paris: Charles le Brun and Nicolas Poussin.

Similarly, Ronald Reagan killed the fiscal conservative traditions of the party, while George W. Bush cast out the GOP traditions of conservative restraint in foreign policy in favor of neoconservative activism.

As Wilkinson warns, for conservatives, restraint would mean that "gun rights and property rights not ride so high in the saddle..

She advises cautious restraint.

There is a combination of populist governmental activism, combined with racially conservative policy restraint that appeals to working class whites.

Back in the nineteen-sixties and seventies, judicial conservatives believed in restraint — in deference to the elected branches of government.

In response, Jeb simply emphasized, once again, that, unlike George, he was a small-government conservative who favored "fiscal restraint".

A true conservative would show fiscal restraint by slashing spending to free up the capital needed to balance the budget.

Mostly, Bush got to spout off talking points, branding himself as a benign presence, who was, unlike Trump, a small-government conservative interested in "fiscal restraint".

"The fact remains that this so-called bare-bones budget isn't bare at all," said Brian Backstrom, an analyst with Change-NY, a conservative group advocating fiscal restraint.

Three of the names were no-brainers for a conservative advocate of judicial restraint like Judge Alito: Chief Justice William H. Rehnquist, Justice Byron R. White and Justice John M. Harlan.