Sentence examples for conservative shape from inspiring English sources

And as the presidency of George W. Bush takes its conservative shape, it is a consoling thought for certain liberals.

The most conservative shape, the rectangular distribution (see Figure 11a), has been considered in the following section of the paper.

Phillip Hammond is so Tory it is creating bone spurs on him, his skeleton is slowly creaking into a more Conservative shape, if he thinks about dismantling the NHS any more and any harder his body might clench and then explode—.

Many here questioned whether Archbishop Gomez, a theological conservative shaped by his membership in the movement Opus Dei, would move quickly to undo Cardinal Mahony's more liberal policies, like appointing women and lay people to powerful positions and supporting a robust AIDS ministry.

They also boast unconventional proportions, to challenge the more conservative shapes that are commonly found in menswear.

Create a professional, business-oriented look by selecting conservative shapes like ovals and rectangles.

It used to be that American conservatives shaped British political thinking.

PAGE A23 DAVID BROOKS It used to be that American conservatives shaped British political thinking.

The former shadow home secretary, who lost to Corbyn when she ran for the leadership last year, said the Labour leader, "who cannot even fill a shadow frontbench", was not the person who should be at the table representing the party while the Conservatives shaped a new deal with Europe.

In California, a conservative group, Shape the Debate, has begun running anti-Gore commercials; last week, Handgun Control introduced a spot that said Mr. Bush had signed a law that allows concealed guns in churches and amusement parks.

Weekly dinners with a conservative uncle shaped his early beliefs.