Sentence examples for basically moderate from inspiring English sources

ANNA GREENBERG, an assistant professor of public policy who studies American attitudes toward religion at the Kennedy School of Government at Harvard, said: "Americans are basically moderate.

But Cantor was suggesting that Republicans might not need to contrast themselves with Obama at all — that, in fact, by appearing to share Obama's basically moderate impulse toward policy, they could instead contrast themselves with Nancy Pelosi and Harry Reid, with an eye toward picking up some seats in 2010.

Finally, they're still trying to position themselves as the middle ground between extremists on both sides, when the reality is that we have a basically moderate Democratic party confronting a radical Republican party that doesn't play by any of the normal rules.

"These are basically moderate-income working people," Mr. Markowitz said of the audience.

That's basically as "moderate" as you get from Huntsman, and by the way, it's NOT A MODERATE POSITION.

"Franks is basically a moderate," he said.

Besides, Mr. Franks "is basically a moderate kind of Republican, a decent kind of guy, not charismatic, not magnetic," he said.

And he basically is moderate enough to recognize the people in the shadows.

Standardized clinical trials evaluating anaplerotic therapy are lacking [ 21], but out of different treatment strategies in 48 patients with TMEM70 deficiency some general recommendations have been deduced by Magner et al. consisting basically of moderate glucose supplementation, high dose lipid infusions, and acidosis correction via bicarbonate infusions [ 18].

Newt Gingrich was in Marshalltown, where he talked about his opponents Rick Santorum, Gov. Rick Perry of Texas, Mr. Romney and Representative Michele Bachmann: "If you count Santorum and Perry and Bachmann and me, compared to the Romney numbers, it's going to be overwhelming that the conservative base of the party is still there and that Governor Romney remains basically a Massachusetts moderate.

Again, though, Aquinas adopted a basically Aristotelean position: moderate passions are good and functional, but not so excessive passions.