Sentence examples for moderate himself from inspiring English sources

"I hope he'll moderate himself," says Minnesota broadcasting billionaire Stan Hubbard.

"Everybody in the Democratic establishment is concerned that if he doesn't moderate himself, he has no chance against Hogan," said a Democratic strategist, who spoke on the condition of anonymity because the topic was politically sensitive.

Palmieri's fear was that Trump would moderate himself once he got past the primary and that he would win accolades from the media for doing so.

He realizes that he has to moderate himself somewhat to bring as many people as possible into his fold, and I don't believe he's being sincere in that concern".

It's not that Mr. Romney is all that moderate himself (he ran as a conservative in 2008).

He also understood that as a moderate himself, he would have to shore up his base with conservatives and picked a candidate that was his ambassador to their community.

In "The Image" (1961), Daniel Boorstin's jeremiad against staged news and manufactured experience, the final pages offer this desideratum: "Each of us must disenchant himself, must moderate his expectations, must prepare himself to receive messages coming in from the outside".

He had claimed to be a moderate Islamist himself.

He's a moderate drinker himself, so he has about double the recommended limit.

Jamie Moyer, meanwhile, used to have a moderate fastball himself, but he, too, has been throwing some version of what baseball people refer to fondly as "junk" for a while now — slow stuff, changeups, breaking balls.

I told Mr Wine: "If the VP comes down and gets on this platform, I'm going to step down, and he's going to find himself moderating a meeting of the Houston Ministerial Association".