Sentence examples for moderate note from inspiring English sources

Mr. Bush, while appealing to a conservative base on economic issues, struck a decidedly moderate note on health care, prescription drug benefits and education.

During his first year as president, Mubārak struck a moderate note, neither backing away from the peace with Israel nor loosening ties with the United States.

He now finds himself in the role of potential kingmaker for the run-off.On paper, his left-wingery makes him incompatible with Mr Hollande, who has sounded a more moderate note, stressing the need to embrace deficit-cutting.

In a televised town hall rally on Monday, Kasich insisted "we're doing pretty well in New York" and struck a comparatively moderate note by condemning a law recently passed in Mississippi that allowed business owners to discriminate against gay couples if their existence conflicts with "sincerely held religious beliefs or moral convictions".

Mr. Zebrowski and his Democratic allies scoff at the suggestion that Mr. Morahan is politically moderate, noting that he has taken stands publicly against abortion rights.

Mr. Bush seldom emphasized the issue of abortion during his campaign, and when it came up, he took pains to strike moderate notes, saying it was an issue on which good, reasonable people disagreed.

Mr. Wilkins said the two legislators were not even moderates, noting that Ms. Gamble voted last week against creating a holiday to honor the Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., and that both have opposed moving the Confederate battle flag off the Capitol dome.

But Mr. Bush -- perhaps buoyed by the Senate Foreign Relations Committee's unanimous endorsement of General Powell today -- sounded only moderate, inclusive notes, the same notes expected in his Inaugural Address.

Even moderate Sunnis note that the Shiite opposition is fighting for control more than reform.

Labour's moderates take note.

Mary Knight of Westerville, Ohio, praised Kasich as "a moderate" and noted: "What he says is sensible.