Sentence examples for a really moderate from inspiring English sources

3. Move your body in a really moderate (not intense!) way.

3.43am GMT 76th over: New Zealand 215-1 (Fulton 110, Williamson 66) "Morning Rob," says Dave Adams "Whatever the merits or not of Cook's decision to field, this has been a really pretty moderate bowling performance.

I think he is really moderate.

"It doesn't necessarily mean that all of their positions are really moderate," Ms. Rocheleau said, "but their rhetoric and their approach to politics is more about unifying the country".

But no leading Republican is really moderate, including Christie.

By Elizabeth Kolbert Has modern civilization really moderated our bloodier impulses?

It appears that no one is really moderating these comments, and they usually end up turning into heated debates on the most futile of topics.

"We would go out, exercise for instance and the inflammation response would  completely vary depending on how much you exercised — was it a moderate walk or a really hard core weight lifting session.

The choice pushed him back to President Obama, said Mr. Brooks, 43, a sales manager at a Chevrolet dealership, who said that until now he had thought Mr. Romney was really a moderate, and he had been open to voting for him before he picked a running mate whose views on the budget he found extreme.

Is he not really a moderate?

There isn't really a Moderate Mitt; what is on display now is better described as Convenient Mitt.