Sentence examples for more conservative elements from inspiring English sources
He has personally moved even farther to the right, while driving a political alliance with even more conservative elements.
By the second half of the 20th century, the full harem system existed only among the more conservative elements of Arab society.
There was already conflict between the "neo-German" school, dominated by Franz Liszt and Richard Wagner, and the more conservative elements, whose main spokesman was Schumann.
For decades, Iran's presidents have staked out an alternative power center, frequently in conflict with the supreme leader and the more conservative elements in the government.
Neither quite fits the image that the more conservative elements of the broadcasting industry like to paint of the controllers of pirate radio.
Saracens are the masters of innovation, a trait that has often irritated the more conservative elements within the sport, but their latest venture is one that every major club and union is watching closely.
Corker entered the Senate in 2007, and his subsequent voting record typically fell in the moderate range of the legislative spectrum, as he frequently voted against the party leadership or more-conservative elements of the Republican conference.
If the party splits expect their political clout to take a substantial blow as now they will have to beat back both Democrats and the more fiscally conservative elements of the Republican establishment who will seem a lot more sane to moderates.
THE KNIVES COME OUT 8. (C) Recent events have fueled speculation that inter-sibling rivalries, and those of the more conservative regime elements they represent, have been increasing.
Although we all suspected the sympathy of the leadership for more conservative political elements, on the surface and in mixed company Khamenei managed to maintain a degree of even-handedness that allowed him at least the illusion of non-partisanship.
It perhaps reflects the emerging influence of more conservative Muslim elements in government, a shift that worries moderates.
