Sentence examples for values of conservatism from inspiring English sources

This, he says, attempts to undermine "the values of conservatism, with a small 'c', which, I would argue, just happen to be the values held by millions of Britons".

In a 2007 lecture, he said the organisation attempted to undermine "the values of conservatism, with a small 'c', which, I would argue, just happen to be the values held by millions of Britons".

But Conservative too – because we need to draw upon historic values of conservatism, discipline, responsibility, a deep faith in mankind and womankind, a respect for traditional institutions, such as family, church, community and country, and an appreciation of the limitations of the state.

And if he really cares about the values of conservatism and pro-life, then he will not go down in defeat with the biggest loss of any Republican candidate for Senate in the modern history".

In his 2007 Hugh Cudlipp Lecture, Paul Dacre, editor of the Daily Mail, declared: "It is, in every corpuscle of its corporate body, against the values of conservatism... by and large BBC journalism starts from the premise of left-wing ideology".

Modern "wingnut" Republicans still share many of the core values of classic conservatism, but they've abandoned the all-important character traits of reason, consistency and intellectual honesty.

The industrious, fiscally conservative, family-oriented values of American conservatism should give the GOP a lot of in common with religious Muslims, but after the war on terror and more than a decade of having their faith demonized, not too many Muslims have decided to remain in the party of Bush.

"If the other candidates can find some common ground, I believe we can nominate a person who can win the general election and who will represent the values and policies of conservatism".

In one tweet, West claimed: "I haven't done enough research on conservatives to call myself or be called one," but when he sat down with TMZ on Tuesday, he embraced a core value of modern conservatism: our lives are primarily the product of our choices.

Surprisingly for a standpoint that stresses the value of experience, conservatism—Hume excepted has been associated more with Idealism than with empiricism; philosophical empiricists have commonly been radicals.

(How they would square that with boosting spending on defense and restoring the mythic Republican value of fiscal conservatism has gone unaddressed).