Sentence examples for form of moderation from inspiring English sources

The key point here is that while the Great Awokening has transformed the Democratic Party, it hasn't entirely eliminated the constituency for a Bill Clintonian form of moderation.

She even expresses gratitude for middle age, for "a body that could feel / this simple balance, some might call indifference, / a form of moderation unfamiliar to the angry and ambitious".

[World Business, Section W.] Moderation Is Urged for Alcohol Ads An alcohol industry association will introduce to advertising executives today a plan that urges alcohol marketers to practice a new form of moderation.

The same process leads us to disregard moderate Muslims, who are rather too much like ourselves, and prefer those whose only form of moderation is to reject the use of violence in defence of their cause.

This mutual challenge is ultimately a form of moderation.

As a result, any form of moderation or reform is nothing but a hoax misused by Tehran to continue misleading and deceiving the international community, while threatening the rise of hardliners if the likes of Rouhani are deserted.

He took the Tamils on a journey of war without end, where no offer of compromise was ever enough, and where all forms of moderation were seen as betrayal.

Different story, same ending: Tufts food economist explains why not all food price increases are bad (spoiler alert: they can lead to drastic forms of moderation like...gulp...eating a little less meat).

In the past, a more typical contest was the sort between George H.W. Bush and Reagan, or Reagan's challenge to President Ford in 1976 — or the contest four years ago, that included McCain, Romney et al. They represented the modern form of eastern moderation vs. the Old Guard.

If he played his cards right, capitalizing on his own vast store of cunning and the new Administration's inexperience, he could stamp his own form of tough moderation into the unformed clay of Clinton's domestic policies.

Furthermore, we hypothesized a specific pattern of moderation effects.