Sentence examples for much too moderate from inspiring English sources

Mitterrand was regarded as more leftist than her husband, who was elected leader of the Socialist Party in 1971 and invited Communists into his government in 1981.Catherine Nay, in her 1984 biography, "The Black and the Red: François Mitterrand, the Story of an Ambition," quoted him as saying in 1972, "She considers me much too moderate in my political life".

For the situation in which the effects of the studies are logarithms of odds ratios, the chi-square distribution is much too conservative for moderate size studies, although it may be asymptotically correct as the individual studies become large.

In early 2008, 47% of Republican voters said they would vote for McCain with enthusiasm — and back then, hard-core conservatives were condemning McCain as too moderate, much as they criticize Romney today.

Although rightwing by the standards of past Republican presidents, he is viewed by the present generation of Republicans as too moderate, too much of an opportunist, and is particularly disliked by the Tea Party movements.

Drinks too much, too.

Too much, too soon?

He may also be too moderate.

It is much, much, much too early.

— was much too unsophisticated.

Too much too young?

Too much, too late.