So when dozens of Americans who read his newspaper on the Internet began to send him hate e-mail after Sept. 11, he fought back -- with deliberately moderate words.
A day after the first debate, in which Mr. Obama was almost universally judged to have underperformed and Mr. Romney to have seized his opportunity, the president resolved to do what he did not do the night before: He went straight at the challenger, arguing forcefully that Mr. Romney's moderate words masked extreme conservative policies.
For example, in [10], features such as moderate word finding difficulty, reduced phrase length, and reduced comprehension are manually tagged by humans and shown to contain information complementary to standardized tests.
To sum up this view in a single word: we wish we had a nickel for every time a blogger modified the word "moderate" with the word "spineless".
The Austrian foreign minister, Sebastian Kurz, called on Ankara to moderate its words and actions.
"I moderate my words because I'm trying not to irritate my viewers too much," Abramovich told me.
Mr. Ventura, who seldom bothers to mince or even moderate his words, made it clear that he considered the CNN commentator turned candidate a "right-winger" who is out of line with his own state of Minnesota and a generally bad choice as the party's national standard bearer.
The statement, issued after a regular two-day meeting of the Federal Open Market Committee, acknowledged the weak pace of growth during the first half of the year, which it described as "modest" rather than "moderate" — the words are synonymous in English but distinct in the Fed's carefully calibrated lexicon, suggesting an even more lackluster economic performance.
We moderated the wording "selective" to "preferential".
During endurance, the volume of the cry was moderate, and words were hardly used.
