Sentence examples for moderate audience from inspiring English sources

The effort to soften Kelly's image for NBC's moderate audience prevents her from reacting to and exploiting the current charge of pop culture.

So whether the man takes rather more moderate a view than his public political stance would imply, or whether he may indeed be simply utilising his friend's wedding to try and reach a more socially moderate audience, the whole thing has backfired in the most spectacular fashion.

Scott Mendelson, writing for Forbes, makes a strong case that the concerted effort to market 13 Hours to America's red-state faithful – as well as its possible partisan use against Hilary Clinton, secretary of state when the Benghazi diplomatic compound was attacked – has been a turn-off for more moderate audiences.

Abeles, who frequently moderates audience discussions afterward, says, "With every screening, the conversation about homework is starting to change".

CNN's Jake Tapper and Dana Bash will moderate, and audience members will also be encouraged to ask questions, town hall-style.

Néstor Rodríguez, who teaches English as a Second Language in the continuing education program at City College and worked as an actor in his native Colombia before moving here in 1995, is the presenter, moderating the audience interaction.

At an Adobe Summit session this week on IoT (which I moderated), the audience was polled a couple of times.

The protagonist in Mark Twain's final novel, "The Mysterious Stranger," who is Satan's kin, will moderate, and the audience will have a stake in who wins.

"I found it very hard to believe," she later wrote, "and thought perhaps it might be a cult series with a moderate but good audience.

With her wide lipsticked smile and beguiling charms there was not a Senator or Congressman on the hill that would not grant this most articulate and engaging face of moderate Islam, an audience.

Instead, David Cameron and Ed Miliband each faced a grilling from Jeremy Paxman, followed by questions from a live studio audience, moderated by Kay Burley.