Sentence examples for rightly conservative from inspiring English sources

California, 313 pp., £32.95 and £10.95, May, 0 520 21487 0 Rightly (conservative version) or wrongly (liberal version), the workplace is structured to suit men, preferably men with stay-at-home wives.

The level of evidence for bringing a marker into recommended clinical usage is rightly conservative given that inappropriate application would lead to incorrect treatment of patients.

Hugh Hewitt (Op-Ed, Oct. 28) rightly criticizes conservatives for violating their often-stated principle that every judicial nominee deserves an up-or-down vote in the case of Harriet E. Miers.

Chris Leyland Marsden, West Yorkshire Timothy Garton Ash rightly worries about conservative claims to Englishness, but his call for the left to take up the flag of St George seems the wrong answer.

In "The Conservative Epiphany" (column, March 10), Paul Krugman rightly exposes certain conservatives' reluctant recognition of the mendacity and failure of the Bush administration's policies.

Conservatives (rightly) blamed the Obama administration and neoliberal reformers for micromanaging.

Andrea Saul cited Romneycare approvingly, conservatives rightly piled on, and Romney supporters are defending the guy.

The complication, as politics and as policy, is that these steps would also require additional government spending — which, as conservatives rightly point out, would mean a bigger burden for America's taxpayers.

Huntsman has staked his entire campaign on New Hampshire, ignoring Iowa, where he rightly judged a "values" conservative like Rick Santorum would grab the headlines.

Both Labour and the Conservatives have, rightly, looked to become more representative in terms of gender and ethnicity.

Many people are rightly worried by the Conservatives' eagerness to argue away our hard-won human rights, and protections like the working time directive, as "EU red tape".