Sentence examples for genuinely moderate from inspiring English sources

But I have no doubt that he is genuinely moderate -- and what matters is his moderation.

David Leigh thinks of his brother-in-law as "genuinely moderate.

As Korb notes, genuinely moderate Muslim academics — the kind who appear on "The Daily Show," like Reza Aslan — "aren't typically starting Islamic colleges from the ground up; they tend to enroll in centers for Islamic studies at solidly secular institutions".

And as its influence increases through Whitehall, many within the Muslim community are growing concerned that this self-appointed organisation is crowding out other, genuinely moderate, voices of Muslim Britain.

Today when candidates are so eagerly stamped 'liberal' or 'conservative,' President Eisenhower was a genuinely moderate Republican.

“The Senate is full of moderates, and the template out of the House is genuinely a very moderate and corporate-friendly piece of legislation,” says Brad Johnson, a climate specialist at the Center for American Progress.

But someone who genuinely believed the party should moderate its views?

According to The New York Times, President Bush was genuinely surprised to learn from moderate Islamic leaders that they had become deeply distrustful of American intentions.

The force of what is moderate, modest and "realistic" will only genuinely be felt when it is backed up by a dream that's wild and extreme, with our pyjamas drenched in piss.

Downing Street was insisting that the prime minister, who persuaded Clegg to drop the programme motion to give him a chance to win over Tory colleagues, genuinely believes that he can persuade some of the more moderate rebels.

"I'm genuinely pleased that cooler heads have finally prevailed," Rep. Charlie Dent, a moderate Pennsylvania Republican, said shortly before the vote.