Sentence examples for make me conservative from inspiring English sources

Cheever's broad strokes are somehow appropriate, though, in her descriptions of exactly who Cummings turns out to be — a man of whom Robert Frost's "I never dared to be radical when young / For fear it would make me conservative when old" seems particularly apposite.

Despite Robert Frost's stern warning against the dangers of youthful idealism ("I never dared to be radical when young, for fear it would make me conservative when old"), remarkably few of those formed by 1968 and its aftermath have moved to the right in middle age.

"I never dared to be radical when young," Robert Frost said, "for fear it would make me conservative when old".

Does that make me a conservative?

"Does that make me a conservative?" Mr. Hall asked.

Whereas both have some content that I do like, Vice and Spring Breakers make me feel more conservative.

It's never going to make me vote for the Conservatives but all well and good – he's human.

That makes me a conservative".

Richard Starr, writing about the revulsion he felt for the 1970s, begins his essay by concluding, "Jimmy Carter made me the conservative I am today, as I suspect he did many members of my generation".

So it makes me more conservative.

As May said, quite frankly, in her statement, "Every vote for the Conservatives will make me stronger when I negotiate for Britain with the prime ministers, presidents, and chancellors of the European Union".