Sentence examples for distinctively conservative from inspiring English sources

But after living as a reporter on four continents Lexington is confident that America is distinctively conservative, and that this is strikingly apparent in the country's responses to violence.

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If the Dodgers rotation looks like it will side with the liberals, the bullpen could lean distinctively conservative.

Lib Dems have a distinctively different position from both Labour and Conservatives on the biggest issue of the day?

The U.S. Supreme Court had previously ruled that no state law can place a "substantial obstacle" before a woman who is seeking an abortion, nor can any new regulation create an "undue burden". Nothing more than those two phrases, which are as distinctively clear language as can be written, ought to have taken the conservative appeals court in a different direction.

But we do know that Abbott has a set of ideas and instincts that mark him out distinctively from Turnbull and that he clearly resonates with the Liberal party faithful and ordinary, more conservative Australians in a way his successor never will.

But there is nothing distinctively communitarian about the preoccupation with social order; both liberals such as John Stuart Mill and Burkean conservatives affirm the need for order.

Ames's distinctively liberal and humanistic approach to both theology and ministerial leadership brought him into repeated conflicts with more conservative elements of the denomination.

Yes, it does: distinctively foolish.

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It's distinctively flavoured.