Sentence examples for moderate feeling from inspiring English sources

The doctrine does not imply that we ought always to act moderately and with moderate feeling.

If Timon retained any of Stilpo's teachings, they were most likely in the area of ethics; Stilpo, and the Megarians generally, seem to have espoused an ideal of mild or moderate feeling and freedom from disturbance that is recognizably akin to Pyrrho's tranquility.

ICU nurses experience only a moderate feeling of autonomy and influence on sleeping practices.

Others had more moderate feelings.

While extreme anguish or rage can provoke immediate and irrational responses, the somewhat more moderate feelings listed allow time for reasoned plans.

About 88.7% of the pastoralists significantly felt the effects of climate change in the form of recurring droughts, whereas the other 7.5% expressed their moderate feelings towards the effects.

Only respondents with at least moderate feelings of loneliness were included in the study.

Consequently, Cypriot physiotherapists showed moderate feelings of EE perhaps because of their adaptation to the climate of their organization.

High exposure to natural environments in local areas may be particularly important to moderate feelings of unease, worry and fear.

If your fellow bibliophile has a book in her collection that she had moderate feelings about in spite of the fact that it is the perfect one for your collection, she may be willing to trade if there is a book she greatly covets among your collection.

With the theme of "Leave No Child Behind," and people of all races turning the convention stage into Mr. Bush's Neighborhood, and lines like "We Shall Overcome" in his speech, Mr. Bush left moderates feeling as if he had unleashed the party's inner Connecticut Yankee.