Sentence examples for moderate self from inspiring English sources

While Mr Obama was glossily presenting his moderate self to much of the TV-viewing public, Mr McCain was off in the periphery whispering "radical" to a washed-up newsman.(Photo credit: AP) .

Deeply ingrained hedonism in the Capitalist self is contrary to the moderate self that Confucian self-cultivation entails.

Post-November, the task is to help save that administration from its own moderate self.

The slowdown in house-price growth looks more like a moderate self-correction rather than the precursor to widespread price falls.

They're perfectly fine, though the real sport is in seeing them consumed at neighboring tables, where they are much discussed, photographed, refused again and again, and then eaten in a blaze of glee and moderate self-loathing.

Or the moderate self-declared American ally, who has imposed fiscal discipline, is seeking to open up oil and the utilities to private investment and has promised an early referendum on the court shake-up?

If that government is unable "to counter population frustration with the lack of progress in reform and national development," General Eikenberry said, "the Afghan people may lose confidence in the nature of their political system," and "the goal of establishing a democratic, moderate, self-sustaining state could be lost forever".

The electrode also exhibited moderate self-discharge and 90% of capacitance retention over 2000 cycles.

Another reason, easy companion to abundant information and moderate self-interest, is deception.

These results suggest that ordinary gossip is what gives reputations their potency, and that this sharing of reputations can moderate self-centered behavior.

The most frequently reported adverse events were mild to moderate self-limiting conditions, such as upper respiratory tract infection, sinusitis, headache, and pharyngolaryngeal pain.