Sentence examples for moderate praise from inspiring English sources

Mr. Harkin's 1,150-page bill, which was described in a statement issued by the education committee as an effort to get "the federal government out of the business of 'micromanaging' schools," received moderate praise from some quarters and drew criticism from the left, the right and overlapping groups in between.

The building opened in 1995, and was received with moderate praise.

The game received moderate praise in some German gaming magazines after its European release.

This album failed to chart, but received moderate praise from critics, with Allmusic awarding it three stars out of five.

Television Without Pity writer Jessica Morgan rated the episode a B–, and, despite the moderate praise, finished her review with the statement, "I miss Mulder".

Despite the moderate praise, however, Morgan did make a jest at the portrayal of the subway in the show, noting that the it was not realistic; she wrote that the set was the "cleanest, emptiest subway station in world No urine.

Sinistar: Unleashed received moderate critical praise from media outlets, gaining an average score of 65.75% according to review aggregator GameRankings.

Despite some moderate critical praise including a glowing review from AllMusic, who called the album's "impressively surprising" array of sounds "refreshing coming from a band who was assumed to be generic retro swing", Soul Caddy failed to achieve the chart success or commercial attention of its predecessor.

Republicans and moderate Democrats praised Mr. Negroponte's long record of public service but three Senate liberals -- Russell D. Feingold of Wisconsin, Paul Wellstone of Minnesota and Barbara Boxer of California -- said he had not given satisfactory answers regarding his embassy's reporting of human rights abuses and on his contacts with right-wing contra guerrillas.

Some speakers made repeated attempts to reach out and embrace the angry teabaggers and townhallers, while the more moderate speakers praised their "patriotism" but urged toning down the rhetoric.

He made an unashamed land-grab for any unhappy Labour moderates by praising Tony Blair's legacy.