Sentence examples for engaged conservatives from inspiring English sources

Despite its small readership, it engaged conservatives associated with the National Review in nation-wide debate.

Someone like Lynch, who's personal brand is unfamiliar even to the most engaged conservatives, could have plenty to gain from a failed campaign.

After that, she worked as a librarian and researcher at a bank and, at 24, met John Fred Schlafly Jr., a 39-year-old lawyer and politically engaged conservative from an Alton family that had made its money in banking and industry.

It would be a mistake to see this as business as usual: there will be an unusually large number of newly registered, newly engaged conservative Republicans voting.

Thousands of the nation's most engaged conservative activists and supporters gathered near Washington, DC this week to meet some of the top Republican thinkers and campaign gurus, and to hear from the party's presidential candidates.

His supporters credited the businessman for engaging conservatives in a traditionally liberal area.

Two local Republican clubs have decided to join forces in an effort to strengthen their mission and engage conservative voters.

Teaming with evangelical leaders has enabled some scientists to frame climate change in terms of religious morality, which helps to engage conservative Christians on the issue.

But unlike the first generation of politically engaged Christian conservatives, Huckabee is not at war with mainstream America.

Many of the protesters were newly engaged, politically conservative but not active with their local GOP and often registered as independents.

Partly because small-government advocates are denigrated rather than engaged, many conservative thinkers will look at this book as more liberal sludge — calls for greater federal spending, tough energy policy to ward off climate change, more control over American life by credentialed "experts" — and dismiss "That Used to Be Us" as same-old, same-old boilerplate from the Eastern establishment.