Sentence examples for distinctly moderate from inspiring English sources

Compared with many on Capitol Hill such views are distinctly moderate.

As a distinctly moderate candidate, they argue, he would have difficulty winning over liberals, who vote heavily in Democratic primaries.

Other Tunisian Islamist groups have rejected Ennahda as being too secular, and many analysts consider the party to be distinctly moderate.

White's record, though, had been distinctly moderate on criminal matters; on the Missouri Supreme Court, he had voted with the majority ninety per cent of the time in capital cases.

Four of the top five in the series, which England won 2-1 aftheirheir own crushing victories in the first and third Tests, had a distinctly moderate time of it, with only one half-century each.

Some of this antipathy may stem from the fact that undecided Republicans are also distinctly more moderate than those who have made up their minds.

"The convention has made Denver the political epicenter of the Democratic Party, and we are Denver," said the distinctly nasal Mr. Silverman, a moderate Democrat who regularly derides Mr. Caplis's daily diatribes on their afternoon-drive show on KHOW as the "Bash Barack Hour".

When the background gas N2 was substituted with CO2, the combustion of all fuels was distinctly less intense; at moderate O2 mole fractions (<30%) most particles did not ignite under active flow conditions in the furnace (they did ignite under quiescent gas flow conditions in the DTF).

However, it remains elusive how Ci distinctly recognizes the strong and moderate Hh signals.

The differences between healthy preterm infants and those with mild-to-moderate BPD were distinctly lower.

Frustrated Democrats say Mr. Bush is preaching a message -- that he is a different kind of Republican, more sensitive and moderate -- that is distinctly at odds with his basic conservatism.