Sentence examples for conservative spectator from inspiring English sources

Later when Mavis is invited to a baby's naming ceremony, she takes on another guise: that of a sober career woman with her hair in a bun, wearing a high-necked dress and conservative spectator pumps.

Overnight the conservative Spectator magazine led its front page with a story showing May standing alone, with the headline Lead or Go.

Andrew Neil, the presenter of the BBC's flagship political programmes Daily Politics and This Week, is chairman of the conservative Spectator magazine.

Johnson on Wednesday appeared to make unwitting reference to the government's struggles, saying in a speech at an awards ceremony sponsored by the conservative Spectator magazine that Britain would make "a titanic success" of Brexit.

This show, which attracted a who's who crowd -- including former Russian Prime Minister Yevgeny Primakov, the renowned Georgian composer Gia Kancheli and the prominent novelist Andrei Bitov -- and which visibly chafed conservative spectators, wreaked havoc on received notions about music and theater when it was performed on May 18 and 19.

James Forsyth, from the conservative magazine the Spectator, says the press conference "went as well as the Prime Minister's team could have hoped".

To the conservative magazine the Spectator, he is "the PM's puppet-master", curbing Cameron's more innovative impulses to protect Whitehall's interests; or "'Wormtongue' after Tolkien's poisonous power behind the throne in the Lord of the Rings".

It raises the prospect of a custody battle between Mrs. Quinn, the publisher of the conservative weekly The Spectator, and her husband, Stephen, the publisher of the British edition of Vogue, and the divorced Mr. Blunkett, who is currently fighting a battle for access to Mrs. Quinn's 2-year-old son, William, who Mr. Blunkett claims is his son.

The Italian prime minister was quoted in the British conservative weekly The Spectator as saying, "Mussolini never killed anyone.

Mr. Glover now writes columns for two conservative publications -- The Spectator, a weekly, and The Daily Mail, a tabloid.

"That was a much more benign dictatorship," he said during an interview with the conservative British magazine "The Spectator".