Toryism

Art schools have been forced into the commercial ideology of Toryism.

The league's aim was to promote Toryism across the country.

People are very misguided if they think that Toryism will provide the answers.

His credentials seemed gold-plated for the new face of Toryism.

Toryism 101: if you can pay for the legislation you want, you'll get it.

It shows free enterprise Toryism at its best.

She attacked the socialism of the working class and the Toryism of the upper.

Thatcher saw herself as creating a libertarian movement, rejecting traditional Toryism.

It was perfectly clear that she saw Toryism as the diabolical element in affairs.

Grant articulated a political philosophy which was becoming known as Red Toryism.

Toryism supported a hierarchical society with a monarch who ruled by divine right.

He is a central figure in Red Toryism.

Your Toryism also was an offence to him.

Its opposite is conservative history or "Toryism."

The Labour Party should stand against Toryism, not collaborate with it.

Labour must now display some political creativity if it is to offset the effects of Major's plans for Toryism.

Toryism became marginalized during the long period of Whig ascendancy in the 18th century.

The Heath background was one of constructive, but deferential, working-class Toryism.

Young England promulgated a conservative and romantic species of Social Toryism.

This is Toryism in action, nasty in tooth & claw.

At the same time he was actively spreading the gospel of democratic Toryism in a series of platform campaigns.

In 1884 progressive Toryism won out.

But, in general, fully three-quarters of her first Cabinet were identified with the mainstream Toryism of post-1945.

She embodies the moderate, sensible face of Toryism, but critics would prefer her to adopt a more cutting edge with political opponents.

It became a huge influence on the Thatcher government's opposition to old-school gentlemanly Toryism.