Sentence examples for moderate style from inspiring English sources

These budgets reflect our estimate of the cost of a moderate style of living in New Haven for the nine-month academic year.

If nothing else, the musical version of John Waters's 1990 film "Cry-Baby" (directed by Mark Brokaw, at the Marquis) is a lesson in careful, moderate style.

"And he realizes there is tremendous potential in terms of societal issues that breed radicalization". Does Mr. bin Laden's more moderate style mean there is less risk of a terrorist strike on American soil?

A further 9% backed the Green Party, which missed winning its first seat.Ms James's moderate style and message (no tax increases, an end to privatisation, more spending on health and education) appealed to many British Columbians.

As a Handel singer she met with some criticism, especially from Handelians who would have preferred a more moderate style of embellishment and a cleaner treatment of the melodic line.

Republicans in opposition may manage to delay Mr Hagel's confirmation, but they are not likely to succeed in blocking his appointment.Mr Hagel has already won praise from several Chinese analysts for his "cautious" attitude towards the use of military force and also for his "practical and moderate style".

Dutch politicians are generally moderate, in style and substance, working to build coalitions.

(He later apologised).The speech positioned Mr Obama as a moderate in style and substance.

Perhaps because of a growing number of independent voters and their central role in tight races, candidates this year tended to be moderate in style or substance, or both.

In his campaign speech on Monday, Noda gave notice of a moderate, businesslike style of leadership, citing a Japanese poem to describe himself as more of a loach – a bottom-feeding freshwater fish – than a goldfish.

I've learned to moderate my style, ask questions more often, and be more aware of the power of my words.