Sentence examples for exceptionally conservative from inspiring English sources

But as for Mrs. Bachmann's path, it's always run through Iowa, where she was born and where the electorate is exceptionally conservative.

La Grange had grown up north of the capital, Pretoria, "where people were exceptionally conservative and totally oblivious of what was really happening politically in South Africa".

The race pits a so-far unlikable Democrat, Terry McAuliffe (aka T-Mac), against a exceptionally conservative Republican, attorney general Ken Cuccinelli (aka Cuch).

As Prof. Darren Sherkat notes "... there should be reflection about a conservative scholar garnering a very large grant from exceptionally conservative foundations to make incendiary arguments about the worthiness of LGBT parents".

"The average consumer is exceptionally conservative and traditional when it comes to money, which has a profoundly important role in day-to-day living," Mr. Greenspan said in his remarks, which were transmitted by satellite to a meeting in Los Angeles of the National Automated Clearinghouse Association, a financial industry consortium.

The value of these lives saved (which could amount to over 17,000 lives/day) was not factored into the calculations here, making all of these calculations exceptionally conservative.

But in an exceptionally traditional, conservative setting like a golf course, it's hard to imagine many men thinking, "oh, what a nice little show" instead of "ah, the world is in its proper order" when the beer cart girl rolls up to the tee box, advertising Budweiser on special and complimenting a mediocre shot.

The president called his choices, several of whom are outspoken conservatives, exceptionally well qualified, and noted that they included a number of women and members of minorities, six in all.

And the striking thing was that on this exceptionally grave subject, "conservatives" and "liberals" plainly find it useful to talk and cooperate, and the talk goes well beyond platitudes.Mara Luz, an Anglican church worker from Brazil, said 40% of women in her country experienced some kind of violence; there were well-written laws, but implementation was very poor, especially in remote areas.

During his first year, his votes continued to be exceptionally — and without exception — conservative.

This particular remark is not likely to sit exceptionally well even with Republicans, conservative though they may be.