Sentence examples for far from moderate from inspiring English sources

Despite Spotify's lagom demeanour, its ultimate goal is far from moderate.

But if you step back and consider what enacting this bill would mean for the health-care system as a whole, and for American society as a whole, it is far from moderate and reasonable.

But Arizona's divided status has more to do with populism; this is often far from moderate, but it has untethered voters from parties and from whatever establishment ever existed.

The problem is that at roughly 50 gallons per person per year, our consumption of soda, not to mention other sugar-sweetened beverages, is far from moderate, and appears to be an important factor in the rise in childhood obesity.

Yet, for all the praise showered on Kemp for bucking conservative orthodoxy and focusing the federal government's attention on cities, his proposals, far from moderate, espoused the very "benign neglect" theory of urban governance that has hindered relationships between the federal government and cities since Ronald Reagan.

Despite his differences with Mr. Ahmadinejad, Mr. Larijani is far from a moderate.

But an Observer investigation can reveal that, far from being moderate, the Muslim Council of Britain has its origins in the extreme orthodox politics in Pakistan.

But its two most impressive victories so far have come from moderate senators — Rob Portman, in Ohio, and Rubio, in Florida.

Mrs. Clinton's campaign responded with the charge that far from being a moderate, the congressman was a loyal soldier in House Speaker Newt Gingrich's conservative revolution.

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But in a city whose racial politics are never far from view, Mr. Thompson's moderate stance on an issue that has consumed the city's black and Latino community is inflaming a number of high-profile African-American Democrats, even holding up the endorsement of a party stalwart, the Rev. Al Sharpton.