Sentence examples for fair moderator from inspiring English sources

The analysis reveals that the host of this audience participation debate regularly performs four principal self-constructions, or roles, which I label the fair moderator, the one of us, the therapist and the social engineer.

And so, McCaughey just unleashed her SENIOR CITIZEN HEALTH CARE APOCALYPSE nonsense, accusing Weiner of being ignorant and telling Ratigan that he wasn't a "fair moderator," to which Ratigan replied, "Well, you're not a fair answerer".

To be fair, the moderator of the blog was always fighting a losing battle, because he'd chosen to wage war on a subculture that defines itself through constant revision – if he was outraged by somebody talking on a mobile phone in a trucker cap in 2009, then god knows what he thinks of girls pairing bindis with Commes des Fuckdown hats three years later.

The two major parties have just astounded the public and themselves by selecting a single, fair-minded moderator for all three debates who could handle such a surprise.

Taking into consideration the moderator FAIR t2, the effect of agency t1 on outcome t2 remains not significant (standardized coefficient 0.02, p = .837).837

Table 3 Effects in cross-lagged-design with moderator FAIR (t2) N = 122 agency – t1 agency – t2 outcome – t1 outcome – t2 agency – t1 -       agency – t2 0.61 -     outcome – t1 0.40 (Corr).

To be fair, organizer and moderator Ken Davis said it first, rather gruesomely.

Ifill proved she could be more than a fair and balanced moderator, but she may have sacrificed quality follow-up questions that could have been posed to each candidate by challenging their answers when they were vague or lacked certain types of facts.

Vanity Fair architectural critic and moderator Paul Goldberger spent a lot of time talking about the revival of U.S. cities since the nadir of American urbanism in the early 1980s.

Moderators became fair game.

"One could not ask for a fairer, more balanced, more enthusiastic moderator," Mr. Johnson wrote.