Sentence examples for terribly conservative from inspiring English sources

Ms. Swarovski termed it "terribly conservative".

So he's terribly conservative in things that matter.

It was "really terribly conservative, just a stranglehold, when I think about it".

But that only means that he's terribly conservative — which is what radical means, running by the rules.

It's the perfect statement on what is so terribly conservative about the city and spaces around us.

Now if you start looking at Trump's ideas, a lot of them don't sound terribly conservative.

Now, none of this is terribly new conservative economic thinking.

And she minds terribly – is fearful "conservative" people will judge her mother censoriously.

Senator Charles E. Grassley, Republican of Iowa, said the competing messages in the campaign had left fiscal and social conservatives "terribly split here".

"I think most conservatives realized that Kirk would win that primary a while back and are not terribly enthused about it," said influential conservative blogger Ed Morrissey of the right-leaning site Hot Air.

"This is not a terribly hawkish world," said James Pinkerton, a conservative writer who worked in the administration of Mr. Bush's father.