Sentence examples for more measured than from inspiring English sources
One imagines Pietersen will be more measured than that.
His prose is even more measured than usual.
Mr Solzhenitsyn's book seems much more measured than that".
Obama's reaction to the war in Georgia was more measured than that of his erstwhile rival.
Mr. Hollande's tone has been more measured than that of his outspoken industry minister.
The New York Times has a similar take, albeit a notch more measured than Toobin's.
Mr. Platt expresses his opposition in more measured terms than many.
During his CNBC interview, Mnuchin presented a more measured view than some of what Trump had outlined, but also, in some ways, a more radical one.
For him, it is a case of slowing down in pressure situations, allowing himself to make more measured decisions than the ones that cost him a green jacket.
It signals a more sympathetic attitude toward endangered species, and is further evidence that the secretary of the interior, Ken Salazar, will take a more measured approach than the Bush administration to oil and gas drilling in the Arctic.
The aggressive deficit-cutting of the coalition's first flush was associated with stagnation, but, as economist Jonathan Portes points out, recent retrenchment has come at a more measured pace than in Europe, and recovery has begun.
