Sentence examples for moderate kind from inspiring English sources

"We want enlightened and principled generalists who can provide a moderate kind of leadership for the entire region," Mr. Starr said.

Besides, Mr. Franks "is basically a moderate kind of Republican, a decent kind of guy, not charismatic, not magnetic," he said.

Franco's postwar regime managed, by surviving for nearly 40 years and taking the "right" side in the Cold War, to attain international semi-respectability and an undeserved reputation for being a very moderate kind of tyranny.

This moderate kind of skepticism, recounted by Cicero (Academica 2.74, 1.46) from his days as a student at the Academy, allows for justified belief.

"He's fun, moderate and kind and he really loves actors – which isn't always the case".

It also said it will increase the visibility of an (extant) option to opt-out of receiving anonymous questions to help users moderate the kind of content they receive from other users.

At a time when the company is still grappling with how best to moderate the kind of content pushed through its platform — Twitter's cheer for free speech abused with harassment, fake news passed as facts, among other problems — features like Bookmarks are aiming at another challenge: promoting more growth and engagement among its users.

There's no way that one could go about moderating this kind of ethical stance without betraying it entirely.

At Art in America, there is an ideal of responsible, properly organized, moderately political writing with a moderate tone — a kind of standard essay style that has survived into the present and that Ingrid simply isn't interested in.

All the bravura notwithstanding, he has positioned himself as a moderate, a throwback kind of Republican.

Mr. McCain must hope his party is ready for a more moderate and inclusive kind of conservatism than the one that gave Mr. Bush his victories yesterday.