Sentence examples for point conservative from inspiring English sources

At that point, conservative activists began picketing the station.

And at that point, conservative Republicans may begin coalescing around Mr. Romney in earnest, enabling his campaign to construct a robust small-donor network.

At this point, conservative activists are looking to the presidential race, rather than trying to roll back Common Core at the state level, said Adam Brandon, head of FreedomWorks, a libertarian-leaning grassroots network.

But at this point, Conservative reforms are like poorly applied band-aids on self-inflicted wounds.

From my vantage point, "Conservative" values, using the Bible as justification, includes a fair amount of racism, sexism, homophobia and Islamophobia.

Case in point: Conservative organizer Grover Norquist, founder and president of Americans for Tax Reform, is almost always portrayed in the media as an extremely effective ideologue.

More to the point, conservatives, as a group, have cared more about judicial selection than liberals have.

Clegg draws these traditional Liberal strands towards a new political point: 'Conservatives and Labour clasp on Britishness, and Liberal Democrats have been reluctant to define it.

His decision to end the government shutdowns of 1995 and 1996 proved a particular sore point; conservatives said Mr. Gingrich had caved in to a White House that outmaneuvered him.

Both also go on to say that Mr Chait has a point: conservatives ought to be more wary about the kind of language they use in talking about Mr Obama.

On this point, conservatives are flat-out wrong.