Sentence examples for utterly conservative from inspiring English sources

Michael Drake's ties seem utterly conservative, until you notice the embroidered skulls, bleeding hearts and other tattoo motifs.

What it has come to represent socially is utterly conservative.

I live for the sight of elderly men ready for Friday mosque, in long robes and Moroccan fez hats, clutching prayer beads and looking utterly conservative, yet who with one touch--classic round sunglasses--are chic.

Maybe the day of transformation will come soon and Trump will be nothing more than a bumptious, vulgar, ideologically unpredictable, utterly survivable conservative.

This stands in stark contrast to tea partiers' utterly un-conservative refusal to ground ideological ambitions in political realities.

Considering the savagery with which the Snarling Right excoriated President Clinton as a "sociopath," blocked judicial appointments, undermined U.S. military operations from Kosovo to Iraq, hounded Vincent Foster and then accused the Clintons of murdering him, it is utterly hypocritical for conservatives to complain about liberal incivility.

The defeat of the church's conservatives is utterly comprehensive in this interview.

Conservatives are utterly clear about their priorities.

If you are a fan of irony, consider this: The conservative movement has utterly hated FDR, and his New Deal programs like Medicaid, Social Security, FDIC, Fannie Mae (1938), and the SEC for nearly 80 years.

An "utterly ruthless" operation by the Conservatives to gobble up seats held by their coalition partners caused the Liberal Democrats' meltdown at the May general election, the Lib Dems' inquest into their disaster will find.

It wasn't a classic, but his attempt to frame British politics as a conflict between the Lib Dems and the Conservatives, with Labour utterly irrelevant, was imaginative, and his attack on the Tories for abandoning their commitment to green policies was strong.