Sentence examples for essentially moderate from inspiring English sources

Party leaders fret that one candidate is too conservative for an essentially moderate state.

On the first, I said no — he has no hidden agenda, he's an open book, and it's essentially moderate.

On the first, I said no he has no hidden agenda, he's an open book, and it's essentially moderate.

The brotherhoods have had friendly relations with the state and, as essentially moderate groups, have helped provide it with an unusual degree of political stability.

Both of them are essentially moderate liberals who favor traditional Democratic goals — fostering equal opportunity, strengthening the safety net, reducing poverty and inequality, and making America a more enlightened place.

Her essentially moderate influence was first perceptible during the Conspiracy of Amboise (March 1560), an instance of tumultuous petitioning by the Huguenot gentry, primarily against Guisard persecution in the name of the King.

He was essentially a moderate.

Nevertheless, he remained essentially a moderate.

But some conservatives took the opposite view, arguing that Mitt Romney had been essentially too moderate, a candidate who had won the minds if not the hearts of the party's base.

The process, in 2008, meant that a politician who had once been essentially a moderate, Mr. McCain, had to transform himself into a right winger and the party went into the general far out of the nation's true ideological mainstream.

But some conservatives took the opposite view, arguing that Mitt Romney had been essentially too moderate, a candidate who had won the minds if not the hearts of the party's base.It is just not credible to say that Mr Romney lost because he failed to secure the base.