Sentence examples for conservative unease from inspiring English sources

Nearly 7 in 10 Republican voters across the country said they now want more options, a probable reflection of conservative unease about Mr. Romney and the remaining candidates.

(John Podhoretz, in a column today, said that Romney's coming from "a minority faith tradition" was "surely" a factor in conservative unease with him).

(John Podhoretz, in a column today, said that Romney's coming from "a minority faith tradition" was "surely" a factor in conservative unease with him). Nor, in this discussion, does it matter if Romney himself would vote for, say, a Muslim or an atheist.

But beyond conservative unease with his positions on social issues, two of the biggest questions about Mr. Giuliani's presidential campaign are whether the same qualities that made him iconic in New York will play as well in the rest of the country, and whether voters elsewhere will exhibit the same tolerance as New Yorkers did toward the more colorful aspects of his character and style.

WASHINGTON — Mitt Romney sought on Friday to expunge the lingering skepticism and unease that conservative activists have raised about his presidential candidacy, pledging in a speech that he would not betray their trust or abandon their principles if he challenged President Obama as the Republican nominee.

The unease among conservatives has also been given voice in recent days by a number of influential commentators.

Despite resistance from conservatives and the initial unease many lawmakers expressed at such a slippery approach, the McConnell gambit was gaining credence as the best escape hatch.

One reason for the enthusiasm for Dr. Hamburg may be the unease many conservatives have expressed about Dr. Joshua M. Sharfstein, the agency's acting commissioner, who will become principal deputy commissioner when Dr. Hamburg is confirmed.

Mr. Barr voted for the law, known as the USA Patriot Act, in the House just weeks after the Sept. 11 attacks but has become one of its leading critics, a shift that reflects the growing unease among some conservative libertarians over the expansion of the government's powers in fighting terrorism.

Conservatives are also showing some unease at sudden indications from Mr. Trump that he might be willing to embrace an immigration overhaul that could lead to legal status for millions of undocumented immigrants.

Mr. Bolton's criticisms reflect a growing unease among some conservatives that a weakened White House chastened by the war in Iraq is abandoning core principles in pursuit of a more moderate policy of negotiations.