Sentence examples for conservative theorists from inspiring English sources

Not so very long ago conservative theorists assayed a cultural theory of decline, arguing that the poor could not take care of their lives and their buildings.

The massive social upheavals of the Revolutionary and Napoleonic periods provoked a reaction of more immediate and far-reaching consequence than the writings of conservative theorists.

In December 1993, conservative theorists like William Kristol were urging Congress to reject the Clinton plan, and their advice emboldened other Republicans.

We need to recognize that the trickle-down promise of conservative theorists has turned into a gravity-defying reality in which wealth has flowed upward disproportionately and, too often, undeservedly.

"There are few cases in the history of the court system that have a more significant assertion of authority by the government," said Mr. Turley, a civil libertarian who acknowledged being strange bedfellows with the conservative theorists behind the lawsuit.

The new liberties with dissonance disturbed the conservative theorists of the time; but they were justified by their proponents on the ground that they allowed a more expressive treatment of the text.

When Monteverdi published the book, in 1605, he was engaged in a public debate with the conservative theorist Giovanni Maria Artusi.

The conservative theorist and organizer Paul Weyrich said that Mrs. Schlafly "dressed up the conservative movement for success at a time when absolutely no one thought we could win".

Mr. Gingrich was shorthanding an essay in Forbes by the conservative theorist Dinesh D'Souza, who, in exploring Mr. Obama's attitudes toward business, settled on the theory that Mr. Obama was taking directions from the anticorporate apparition of his long-departed father.

The former House Speaker, a leading conservative theorist, writer and speechmaker, is currently pondering a run for president.

Coulter's extreme libertarianism, however, should not be confused with traditional conservatism, the ethic that teaches, "Every right is married to a duty, every freedom owes a corresponding responsibility," as conservative theorist Russell Kirk wrote.