Sentence examples for moderate critique from inspiring English sources

Bilikiewicz replied with a moderate critique of Fleck's epistemology.

(90210)" — seek to moderate social critique, to show both good and bad in everyone.

Reagan was prevailed upon to moderate his critique, but not before doubts had been created as to the strength of the U.S. commitment to guaranteeing with nuclear weapons the security of its allies.

It has been the attempt – very explicitly from both Milibands – to make a moderate social democratic critique of New Labour's failings without jettisoning its genuine strengths.

Looking at the opinions of other writers mentioned in David Hudson's generous roundup of reviews, David Denby's critique is moderate.

.@AOC's critique of "moderates" is spot on.

The panel, which will include both a conversation and a critique, will be moderated by Ben Handel, Associate Professor in the UC Berkeley Department of Economics.

Perhaps the most damaging critique came from Senator Susan Collins, a moderate Republican from Maine.

So, to come off seriously and successfully as a moderate, he needed to shut down Obama's critique of him.

In short, even in Democratic primary races, moderates can win with an appealing message, a sharp critique of Trump and an effective communicator (e.g. Sen. Jacky Rosen of Nevada, Sen. Kyrsten Sinema of Arizona and Michigan Governor Gretchen Whitmer).

He nonetheless criticizes other Tibetan versions of moderate realism, which he considers to be prone to Dharmakīrti's critique against real universals.