Sentence examples for fundamentally conservative from inspiring English sources

But actually, universities are fundamentally conservative institutions.

Yet the message here is fundamentally conservative, bordering on Victorian.

The idea of "single mothers" may itself be the convenient fiction of a fundamentally conservative society.

In its fundamentally conservative vision, "Modern Family" turns out to be not so modern after all.

Rohmer was a fundamentally conservative filmmaker, and he followed the implications of conservatism to their extremes.

That's because both shows are fundamentally conservative institutions, privileging the familiar and the unchallenging.

But perhaps more fundamentally, conservatives have a greater incentive to donate to these groups in the first place.

After the first race I kick off the interview by asking the thing that's been bothering me for years: Why is conservation not fundamentally a conservative issue?

Some analysts believe his policies are fundamentally more conservative than Ronald Reagan's.

"Mexico is fundamentally a conservative country," said Federico Estévez, a political analyst at the Autonomous Technological Institute of Mexico.

Thus, David is fundamentally a conservative artist in whose work elements of the new radicalism are temperately permitted to emerge.