Sentence examples for a moderate style from inspiring English sources
These budgets reflect our estimate of the cost of a moderate style of living in New Haven for the nine-month academic year.
September 1824 London, England December 11 , 1883London, England Richard Doyle, (born September 1824, London died Dec. 11, 1883, London), caricaturist, painter, and illustrator who, together with his father, John (1797 1868), introduced into British art a moderate style of caricature, opposed to the savage satire of James Gillray and Thomas Rowlandson.
Even a moderate style change can make a huge difference.
As a Handel singer she met with some criticism, especially from Handelians who would have preferred a more moderate style of embellishment and a cleaner treatment of the melodic line.
She thinks a more moderate style would make it easier for her to appreciate that her body weight is a problem.
First those folks dutifully reported what they were told by their sources, US and Western diplomats focused on Iran, that new President Hassan Rouhani had not only a new and more moderate style for an Iranian leader but an actual plan to solve the crisis.
If nothing else, the musical version of John Waters's 1990 film "Cry-Baby" (directed by Mark Brokaw, at the Marquis) is a lesson in careful, moderate style.
Mr Singh's moderate style (a great relief after the nationalist hysterics of the Bharatiya Janata Party) has been of importance in repairing relations with Pakistan, which are more harmonious than they have been since before the border skirmish at Kargil in 1999.
(He later apologised).The speech positioned Mr Obama as a moderate in style and substance.
In his campaign speech on Monday, Noda gave notice of a moderate, businesslike style of leadership, citing a Japanese poem to describe himself as more of a loach – a bottom-feeding freshwater fish – than a goldfish.
