Sentence examples for example of the conservative from inspiring English sources

To say that the overheated atmosphere of Dallas played no part in Oswald's final — and probably spur-of-the-moment — decision to shoot from that sixth-floor window is a beautiful example of the conservative determination to avoid the obvious at all costs.

Held up as an example of the conservative reporter with mainstream cred, Costa argues that it's a matter of time and experience before others break through.

The prime minister sought to address criticisms that the Tory campaign is overly negative – and lacking in fiscal credibility – by saying that the pledge to raise the inheritance tax threshold was an example of the "Conservative dream".

The effort, Ventham said, was an example of the Conservative Prime Minister David Cameron's notion of the Big Society: "I am not sure if he is expressly thinking about Shitterton signposts, but I think he is talking about people getting off their backsides and doing things, rather than expecting them to be done for you".

He used the blocking of a third runway at Heathrow as the prime example of the Conservatives' conversion to green policies.

The Liberal Democrat leader and deputy prime minister said it was an example of the Conservatives "talking to each other rather than to the country", after Michael Fallon claimed the cabinet now more accurately reflected the views of voters.

The prime minister's decision to act on the gender pay gap appears to be another example of the Conservatives taking one of Labour's policy ideas, seizing more of the centre ground after promising a "national living wage" and cracking down on the non-dom tax status.

The major foreign policy issues for the election are the UK's involvement in Afghanistan, which all parties continue to back for now in spite of eroding public support and a lively debate in the media, and the UK's role in the EU, which Labour has been using as an example of the Conservatives' "isolationist" tendencies on economic and foreign policy.

In one of the clearest examples of the conservative ascendancy, Breyer's decision was effectively overruled seven years later, in a Kennedy opinion upholding a similar federal law.

In other words, the trial, and the irresponsible right-wing commentary surrounding it, represents the latest example of how the conservative press remains incapable of dealing honestly with issues that the nation grapples with, and especially any issue that involves race, when an African-American (Democrat) sits in the White House.

Last week was a perfect example of how the conservative blogosphere's leading lights have been demoted to ridicule, simply because their efforts have become so thoroughly laughable.