Sentence examples for conservative which is from inspiring English sources

They're overly risk-averse and conservative, which is why their planes look identical.

Labour voters can often be socially conservative, which is what Ukip is playing to.

But that only means that he's terribly conservative — which is what radical means, running by the rules.

She told me that in any other school she'd be considered a true conservative, which is what she considers herself, "but at Patrick Henry I'm more liberal".

He calls himself a "gen-yoo-wine independent conservative," which is a kind of sales pitch — and, apparently, an effective one.

Our school was conservative in the way that many high schools, especially suburban ones, are conservative — which is to say that it was pretty boring.

It was fun trying to "turn" a young conservative, which was easy because our music was better.

Johnston was a Conservative, which was an alliance of pre-War Democrats and Whigs.

* Though no one knows what the effect would be, it is reasonable to assume that there would be more Liberal Democrat MPs under AV, and fewer Conservatives, which is why the two parties are split over this.

History also suggests that the majority of the caucusgoers will be social conservatives, which is perhaps a clue as to why Rick Perry discovered this week that he was actually against abortion even in the case of rape or incest.

Using current weighting, David Miliband would have won a first-past-the-post system.Perhaps more interestingly, if Labour used the same system as the Conservatives, which is to give party members one vote each, David Miliband would also have romped home.