Sentence examples for sound conservative from inspiring English sources

Mrs Carnahan is a moderate trying to sound conservative (she has voted with Republicans 71% of the time).

He liked to quote Disraeli that "a sound conservative government" consists of "Tory men and Whig measures".

His unlikely aide gave him a reading list and taught him Disraeli's idea that a sound conservative government can be "Tory men with Whig measures".

Their speciality is stop-start songs with hollered choruses, a rip-roaring template that can't help but sound conservative after a while.

The two-back set may sound conservative, but Pennington has had more success stretching the field with the receivers than Testaverde did.

President Bush called the A.D.A. "the world's first comprehensive declaration of equality for people with disabilities," and, allaying concerns that it would put a litigious yoke on the private sector, he framed it as sound conservative policy.

At that time Mr Richardson was executive director of the Young Britons Foundationn, which "promotes conservatism" and trains activists, then "places philosophically sound conservatives in full-time jobs and work experience in the City, the professions, business, the media, academia and politics".

This sounds conservative – but it's radically so.

That sounds conservative since customers have already paid and avatars of tractors don't break.

"What sounded conservative a few years ago is actually the way the digital media world is going," said Daniel Knapp, an analyst at Screen Digest, a research firm.

Yes, Bloomberg assailed Obama for lacking a plan to reduce the budget deficit, which sounds conservative, except that Bloomberg's own proposal included ending all the Bush tax cuts, not just those for the rich.