Sentence examples for interchangeably conservative from inspiring English sources

Both major parties are almost interchangeably conservative.

Although conservatives often speak of (and use) originalism and textualism interchangeably, they are in fact contradictions, and conservative judges often switch back and forth between the two, selecting whichever approach allows them to reach the decision they'd like to make.

Today those two terms are used almost interchangeably, as they will be in this report.Some conservatives want the Hispanic box scrapped.

Nevertheless, in a general election where the focus on Scotland is so strong, it may be tempting for the unwary to assume that the contests in the two countries can be framed interchangeably as nationalist versus Labour showdowns, with the Conservatives nowhere.

Following our conservative definition of environmental consciousness, we acknowledge that in this study the term environmental consciousness is used interchangeably with environmental awareness.

"I use those interchangeably," Paprocki said.

They speak French and Corsican interchangeably.

That's Monday, or interchangeably, Friday.

He still uses 'stomach' and 'abdominals' interchangeably".

Maybe the senator uses the terms interchangeably.

He uses "effective," "successful," and "good" interchangeably.