Sentence examples for conservative sensibilities from inspiring English sources

It is a more public piece: sometimes mock-heroic, often bitonal and in general intent on offending conservative sensibilities.

But Wal-Mart's influence is at times more far reaching: entertainment companies, for example, say they edit music albums and movies to suit Wal-Mart's conservative sensibilities.

American Beauty pulled off the clever trick of soothing and reassuring the Academy's conservative sensibilities - and perhaps members even heard a ghost of Frank Capra's It's a Wonderful Life in Spacey's this-is-where-I-live voiceover.

"Art fairs in Bushwick... look for all the world like celebrations designed to shock conservative sensibilities, except that there is scarcely anyone with such sensibilities around to be shocked.

They are spending tens of millions of dollars to defeat Obama, partly because he offends their conservative sensibilities, but also because he is less likely to be a completely devoted servant of their profit margins.

He charted a course between the anti-austerity activism demanded by the left and the emollient accommodation with conservative sensibilities urged on him by veterans of Tony Blair's march to power in the mid-1990s.

This society embraces traditional religious values and a conservative sensibility.

There are also echoes of Hindemith in the fast second section: modernist touches that initially offended Tertis's conservative sensibility.

Kate, in her grooming and in her interests, embodies the conservative sensibility that is more or less akin to that of the American preppy.

But here's a flavour: Together they have forged the modern conservative sensibility — bellicose, loquacious, conspiratorial — as well as their own individual conservative-themed media empires..

Scalia's social conservative sensibility was shaped at Xavier High School, a ­Jesuit academy in Manhattan where he attended military drills after school (and fondly recalls carrying his rifle on the subway).