Sentence examples for stringently conservative from inspiring English sources
And with this, it took very little time for me to learn that the experience of being black in Arizona ― a petri dish for stringently conservative policies and fanatical conservative leadership ― historically required stomaching the elevation of your most virulent and cruel opposition to the highest levels of import.
No Congregationalist church sent people out to struggle for their souls more stringently than do religious conservatives when it is a matter of state action to help people cope with their problems.
The truth is that disability standards are stringent, and they're applied stringently.
A conservative mapping approach was applied, requiring each read to: (1) stringently map (–score-min L,0,−0.6), (2) have its pair occur within a reasonable expected distance (-X 700), and (3) have each pair be properly oriented relative to one another (BamTools version 2.3.0, option "–isProperPair true"; Barnett et al., 2011).
Mainstream pop music in Britain – the kind on which programmes such as The Voice are supposed to be predicated – has seldom seemed more conservative than it does today: it sometimes feels as if it is being stringently policed to ensure that nothing strange or fantastic or novel, and indeed no one in possession of an identifiable personality, gets in.
"I prepare very stringently," Moore told me.
Only Lebanon and Syria now adhere to it stringently.
It makes you look at getting involved more stringently".
He's culturally conservative (opposing both abortion and illegal immigration), radically noninterventionist (he's against the Iraq war and the United Nations), and so stringently constitutionalist that he views nearly everything today's federal government does as a violation of the founding fathers' vision.
It appalls me that institutions aren't more stringently audited.
