Sentence examples for conservative vocabulary from inspiring English sources

Mr. Morrison employed a conservative vocabulary without being trite, writing grateful lines tailored to Mr. Daniels's voice, and his tonality seemed to fit these early, rhyming, conventional poems.

But while it's generally frowned upon to be a foul-mouthed mess in public, new science is telling us that people who curse a lot actually might be more honest and trustworthy than those who stick to a conservative vocabulary.

Ch'olan languages are believed to be the most conservative in vocabulary and phonology, and are closely related to the language of the Classic-era inscriptions found in the Central Lowlands.

He also became more conservative, abandoning his atonal vocabulary.

More strikingly, though, Hansonist attacks on intellectuals came to be voiced by mainstream conservative commentators in the vocabulary of the far right.

"It will become very clear to conservatives that this is what we deeply believe once the vocabulary fits with the conservative language".

Some conservatives, accordingly, are adopting the vocabulary of erasure.

She calls what he learned a "two-way communication system," and prefers the more conservative term "labels," rather than "words," to describe his vocabulary.

But the general idea behind these moronic quotes is as alarming as their syntax and vocabulary — that idea being, Yglesias writes, the conservative conceit that willpower is the crucial variable in making our national security policy work.

In grammar, vocabulary, and orthography, modern Icelandic is the most conservative of the Scandinavian languages.

The conservative columnist Robert Novak has said that Bush has "the smallest vocabulary of any president I've ever seen".