Sentence examples for moderate known from inspiring English sources

TOKYO, Sept. 23 — Yasuo Fukuda, a mild-mannered moderate known for his ability to build consensus behind the scenes, was chosen Sunday by Japan's governing Liberal Democratic Party to become the country's next prime minister.

Donnelly is a moderate known for voting against his party on a number of issues, including guns.

The Northeastern moderates, known as "the Lunch Bunch," had a representative in leadership meetings; Lazio was not only the first of these ambassadors, he was also asked to remain after his term had ended.

Senator Joseph I. Lieberman, Democrat of Connecticut and a member of the bipartisan moderates known as the Gang of 14, said it was too soon to decide whether Judge Alito's conservatism amounted to the "extraordinary circumstances" that the group has agreed might justify a filibuster.

In a race in which it is far easier to differentiate the candidates' personalities than their views -- Mr. Maloney and Mrs. Johnson are both moderates known to break their own party ranks on big issues -- voters may ultimately base their decisions on intangibles, Professor Dautrich said.

The ignorant doubtless including some "moderates"–know so little they just go PC and vote with the militant-led herd.

"That was our main goal in endorsing Orman, letting moderates know that we're there to represent moderates as well," Hamer explained.

A moderate Democrat known for bipartisanship.

Simon Hart, the MP who has organised moderate Tories known as "the Brexit delivery group", said the mood was respectful.

The subpoena appeared to be a turning point for the commission and for Mr. Kean, a moderate Republican known for his independence.

A group of more moderate Republicans, known as the Tuesday Group, stood opposed to the bill, despite the president's pleadings.