Sentence examples for moderate reputation from inspiring English sources

The state also has a moderate reputation and is the site of this year's Democratic Convention.

His moderate reputation evaporated with the uprising after he vowed that Libya would flow with blood.

However, it seems Cash's moderate reputation may be down to little more than how personable he is.

As a young, pro-civil-rights protégé of Howard H. Baker Jr., as a New South governor who championed education reform and as a serious presidential candidate in 1996, Mr. Alexander has long had a moderate reputation.

With the House narrowly in Republican hands, look to the Democrats to recruit a big name with a moderate reputation to put up a fight for the district, or face leaving the Fifth in Republican hands for a few more years.

Despite a booming economy, the state budget remains relatively tight; it could be up to $1 billion in the red, in part because of restrictions on taxation such as Proposition 13, the trend-setting 1978 ballot measure that put a cap on local property taxes.Mr Davis is likely to use this and any other weapon he can lay his hands on to preserve his moderate reputation.

He now advises Harry and William, helping the former to moderate his reputation for being a playboy prince.

It's not taken that seriously because, unlike Mr Franken who moved his radio show to Minnesota years before his bid, Mr Matthews hasn't moderated his reputation as a one-upping, slightly boorish political debater.

Early on, they indicate, Deng seemed to favor Li Ruihuan, a moderate with a reputation as open-minded about political and economic change.

The president's choice for prime minister, Goh Kun, a veteran politician and moderate with a reputation for integrity, was approved tonight, clearing the way for Mr. Roh to appoint a cabinet on Thursday.

Kaine is a moderate with a reputation of working across party lines; Allen is considered one of Virginia's most partisan officials.