Sentence examples for distinctly conservative from inspiring English sources

Over 100 applications had been identified by that briefing, using criteria with distinctly conservative undertones.

Rome in the 4th century remained nonetheless a distinctly conservative and pagan city dominated by proud senatorial families.

"Rosenthal's Children," as it turned out, was musically unadventurous, but for the Bolshoi — which, until recently, has been a distinctly conservative house — it was a radical departure.

In contrast to various Mahayana doctrinal innovations, some aspects of the Mahayana tradition, particularly in its earlier Indian forms, are distinctly conservative, especially with respect to monastic ethics.

In New Hampshire, which has a distinctly conservative streak, the House of Representatives on March 26th voted to support gay marriage.

The conservative challenge is to accept a commitment to the public good while providing a distinctly conservative vision of effective, modest, modern government.

It was a distinctly more conservative drive for Detroit, who kept the ball mostly in the hands of their running backs, and began the process of chewing up clock.

Now into the arena comes a distinctly more conservative brand of liberal and Trump opponent, Mark Lilla, a professor of the humanities at Columbia, who, on November 18th, published an Op-Ed in the Times declaring, "One of the many lessons of the recent presidential election and its repugnant outcome is that the age of identity liberalism must be brought to an end".

He is a distinctly anti-revolutionary conservative, deeply apprehensive of any grassroots challenge.

Mr Romney has still failed to galvanise that part of the Republican base that adores Ms Palin but remains distinctly wary of his conservative credentials and might take her absence as a deliberate snub.

And Mr Cameron sought to paint the Scottish Conservatives as "distinctly Scottish" and "passionately patriotic".