Sentence examples for man of moderate from inspiring English sources
Charles Smithson, we may conclude, is a man of moderate virtue.
Former President Bush is a man of moderate instincts and personal kindness.
He learns from his mother, a woman who had always lived in poverty, that she has remarried to a man of moderate means, Martin Toeppler.
At the time he took office as mayor of New York in 1994, Mr. Giuliani had spent most of his adult life in public service, and was a man of moderate means.
Instead, we now have competing books about a girl who seems considerably duller than her legendary successor, and a man whose personal assessment of himself as a man of "moderate pretensions" and "mediocratic talents" sounds fair enough.
Yasir, a businessman in his early fifties from the nearby town of Mara, was a prominent leader of the Local Coördination Committees, the civilian support network for the uprising; a man of moderate political views, he was concerned that the reports would dissuade Westerners from aiding the cause.
The coup d'état of 30 Prairial, year VII (June 18 , 1799, expelled the men of moderate views from the Directory and brought into it men who were considered Jacobins.
In Spain, Generalissimo Franco has handed powe over to Juan Carlos de Borbon, a man of more moderate persuasion, and an ad-hoc coalition of civilian leaders is reported to have announced its willingness to form a new govt. and restore full democratic freedom.
For an hour in the Norfolk sunshine, the rival left-wingers vied for the honour of being the man of a moderate match; then Southampton's Adam Lallana was withdrawn, leaving the field free for Nathan Redmond, who claimed it seven minutes later with a goal of stunning quality to give Norwich their first Premier League win of the season.
It is this polarization of the press that leaves a tightly squeezed no man's land of moderate news sources vulnerable to accusations of misconduct and terrorism.
It is this polarisation of the press that leaves a tightly-squeezed no-man's land of moderate news sources ripe for accusations of misconduct and terrorism.
