Sentence examples for moderate popular from inspiring English sources

Doyle's freewheeling depiction of a Dublin childhood achieved moderate popular acclaim on publication, but its triumph at the Booker in 1993 turned Doyle into a bona fide phenomenon.

In the United States, Great Britain, and the rest of the Western world generally, biography today enjoys a moderate popular and critical esteem.

For another, Baker (who is moderate, popular, and very vocal about how much he abhors Trump) is exactly the kind of Republican whom Clinton would want on the air during the Presidential campaign, both because of his antipathy toward his party's nominee and because he serves as a reminder that there are Republicans with whom Clinton might negotiate.

The regime's real opponent remains the relatively moderate, popular, Islamic Brotherhood.

Whoever wins the primary will almost certainly come up against Gov. Jeanne Shaheen, a moderate, and moderately popular, Democrat who is expected to announce her candidacy next year.

Nonpartisan primaries encourage candidates to build coalitions by adopting moderate, broadly popular positions.

But those dangers have receded as the Islamists have proved moderate and popular, winning three fair elections in a row and whittling away the generals' power.

And he watches Mark Warner, a moderate and popular ex-governor of Virginia who is hoping to run for the Senate, try but fail to woo the netroots.

He regrets that Isis did not stick with its original moderate and popular policy before the capture of Mosul, after which it started to impose rules not mentioned in sharia.

These authors and artists won't be moderated by popular tastes.

That result is stunning because Castle, a moderate Republican and popular former Governor, has led likely Democratic nominee Chris Coons by double-digit margins all year.