Sentence examples for feel conservative from inspiring English sources

The style doesn't feel conservative; it feels outside historical time.

This may feel conservative to those slapped by the hivemind's anger, but for those who've long been forced to tolerate insensitive jokes and outright discrimination, that's clearly not the full reality.

Miyazaki's love of nature feels conservative in the best possible way: He is trying to conserve something precious and valuable, something that might already be lost.

That, frankly, feels conservative against the backdrop of other internet powered markets.

But the set's most modernistic numbers, both inspired by John Coltrane, felt conservative by contemporary standards.

To the northwest, along the Interstate 85 corridor toward Charlotte, N.C., Spartanburg's BMW plant and other manufacturers offer solid jobs for a region with deeply felt conservative views on social issues and Christian institutions like Bob Jones University.

Gingrich's reply to King brought the audience to its feet, capturing one of the most deeply felt conservative "anger points" — hostility to the mainstream media: I think the destructive vicious negative nature of much of the news media makes it harder to govern this country, harder to attract decent people to run for public office.

The revenue number feels conservative.

North-east India is characterised by deeply felt conservative values, which are likely to have made it difficult for the widows to respond to questions about paid or unsafe sex, even though we had processes in place to assure confidentiality.

"Traditionally I would have voted Conservative but we all feel that Conservatives are not Conservatives and Labour are not Labour.

I feel really conservative, today I'm feeling classy.