Sentence examples for deemed conservative from inspiring English sources

Part of the reason fashion changes so frequently, she wrote, is that women find "tranquility infuriating," and are thus constantly fleeing the trends and looks that have been deemed conservative or too boring.

It was compared to her music video for "Wrecking Ball", which also showcased an unclothed Cyrus, while the others were deemed conservative by comparison.

In addition, the possibility that our current finding is false positive cannot be completely discounted, since the observed significance will not survive multiple testing corrections if all markers tested in our previous genome-wide scan and in this study are considered which is generally deemed conservative.

In effect telling him that if they didn't like one of his picks they deem too liberal -- a minority or woman, or too much of a social activist -- then dump them and go get someone else who they deem conservative, and conciliatory in how they'd run the agency or rule on court cases.

Mr. Bruning, whom he had deemed insufficiently conservative and ethically problematic, had been vanquished.

But both were also deemed insufficiently conservative by the party's rank and file, and so were passed over.

The spectre of a potential primary challenge can prevent Republican moderates from ever sticking their necks out for a bipartisan deal that could be deemed insufficiently conservative.

For much of his career, Benjamin Britten, whose centennial is being celebrated this year, disliked the music of Elgar, which he deemed too conservative.

Senate Democrats who were once emboldened by their ability to block judicial choices of Mr. Bush that they deemed too conservative face a new reality in January.

Indeed, one reason to watch Mr. Rubio carefully is that, among the candidates who will be deemed reliably conservative by Republican voters and insiders, he may stand the best chance of maintaining a reasonably good image with general election voters.

A long tradition of centrist Republicanism in Kansas — exemplified by politicians like former Senator Bob Dole and former Gov. Bill Graves — was dealt a near-fatal wound last month when a group of state senators, deemed insufficiently conservative, were defeated in Republican primaries.