11.   People with a conservative bent, who are eager to lock in some profit, will want to follow a different strategy than more aggressive investors.

12.   Patterson, an interesting mixture of brashness and Southern friendliness, believes Southern Baptists are better off with their new conservative bent.

13.   Reporters were to fan out and report on the conservative bent of the delegates and try to score interviews with more coveted Republican luminaries.

14.   The journal was long known for a conservative bent, but in the last year or two, it has become more provocative.

15.   The list of historians compiled by Rove tends to have a conservative bent.

16.   Until last summer, she was a Republican with a bona fide conservative bent.

17.   Bank of Ayudhya will try to retain its conservative bent.

18.   Since taking over, Allan has redesigned the front page and given the paper a more conservative bent.

19.   The nationally distributed magazine, to be called The Standard, will focus on politics and policy -- with a conservative bent.