conservatism

conservatism in matters of language

people’s conservatism in musical taste

the innate conservatism of British businessmen

To some extent, it has something of conservatism complying with reality, and rejects idealism and transcendentalism.

once the proud voice of middle-class conservatism, the paper had fallen on hard times.

The attitude we call conservatism is sustained by a body of sentiments, rather than by a system of ideological dogmata.

Its first stage was military adventurism, in the second it turned into military conservatism and, finally, in the third stage it became flightism.

Our finding shows that analyst underreaction to new information may be compounded by the conservatism resulted from previous disappointments.

Last year saw a surge in social conservatism.

Izmir is a staunchly secular city whose voters fear the growing conservatism of the current government.

(The original is on display at a museum.) ) Inevitably some modernists decry the project's conservatism.

There was concerns about his social conservatism. He's against abortion rights and just not popular amongst Canadians.

They say there's also a march against a current wave of evangelical conservatism.

Bright Blue campaigns for “progressive conservatism” and pushes causes such as environmentalism and international development.

Rush Limbaugh, the talk radio host who became the voice of American conservatism, has died.

Rather than intervene in doctrine, it is better to deal with social conservatism through argument and persuasion.

And to be clear, their ideology was not traditional conservatism.

This week in our series, Kay Gallant and Harry Monroe continue the story of American conservatism during the nineteen twenties.