Sentence examples for rigidly conservative from inspiring English sources

In Texas, a rigidly conservative Republican replaced a slightly more pliable one.

MTV came in — and so did rigidly conservative stations like Iqraa.

Jenny's complacent mother and her rigidly conservative, sternly pious stepfather have never even met Bo.

The delegates are about 90percentt white, mostly male and rigidly conservative.

While rigidly conservative on issues, he was not known for strident rhetoric and was well liked by Democrats.

This is the populist way to reason in a country where a majority of people choose to be rigidly conservative when it is convenient.

Gorsuch was carefully vetted by the Heritage Foundation when it submitted its list to Trump of reliable ultra-conservative judges who would rigidly toe the ultra-conservative line.

As Labour unveiled policy after policy, the Conservatives stuck rigidly to their two messages - that the economy was safe only in their hands, and that Labour would be held to ransom by the SNP.

The right plainly wanted more judges on the bench who would rigidly toe the ultra-conservative line.

But it's one thing to raise serious questions about a candidate's character or political views; it's quite another to distort a nominee's views on Israel and Iran as some conservative Republicans and the most rigidly pro-Israel groups have with Mr. Hagel.

He spoke out for the millions of Americans who feel bullied by the brutal right: bullied by the Republican politicians who decry wasteful spending on welfare while stuffing their own supporters with pork, bullied by conservative talk-show hosts who claim to be "fair and balanced" while advancing a rigidly partisan agenda.