Sentence examples for subtly conservative from inspiring English sources

The show ended with a subtly conservative coda: the now dead Harmons unite by the Christmas tree, while an ensemble of childless, deviant ghosts hovers enviously in the shadows.

The harmony subtly twists a conservative language.

…The text subtly opts for conservative solutions: maintenance of order and established values, resignation and compliance from the poor at home, expatriation for foreigners who do not assimilate easily".

Conservatives subtly agitate for the Disneyification of the culture.

More on that in a minute, but Bachtrack's stats also tell a story of the subtly changing but still conservative tastes of programmers and managers.

Deeds's opponents characterize him as a nice guy but subtly depict him as a bumpkin whose conservative views are out of step with modern Virginia.

She also discussed gun violence in cities and tried to subtly contrast herself with Sanders, who is comparatively conservative on gun control.

These conversations are tricky to have, not least because they can be subtly weaponised against marginalised communities and scapegoated by conservatives looking to react in disgust to the "underworld" of gay sex.

These conversations are tricky to have, not least because they can be subtly weaponized against marginalized communities and scapegoated by conservatives looking to react in disgust to the "underworld" of gay sex.

Beginning particularly in the late 1960s, some conservative Democrats and influential Texas liberals began subtly to support Republicans, whom they considered more liberal than the old-line Democratic leaders.

And in some cases, companies can subtly market to those fans' sensibilities without offending more conservative customers.