Sentence examples for sound moderate from inspiring English sources

The four Brexiters try to sound moderate by promising not to repatriate them.

In Tunisia and elsewhere some are wary of the Islamists' surge, arguing that party leaders sound moderate now but harbor a conservative religious agenda.

All such a compromise would accomplish would be to give Republicans who like to sound moderate — but who always vote with the Bush administration when it matters — political cover.

Mr Gingrich's presumed bid for the presidency depends on casting off his old image of the confrontational radical: to sound moderate, even if it boosts President Clinton, is to widen his electoral appeal.

Unlike the US, where the Democrats remain successful at mobilising what they would call "progressive business", the CBI, after trying to sound moderate, has reverted to type, seizing on any crumb of comfort accorded by government to unions as a throwback to the old days.

"In recent years they have tried to sound moderate, but I think this is just a facade".

In Bush's case, these sounded moderate and modest or, at least, they sounded that way to people who were inclined to hear them that way.

In Bush's case, these sounded moderate and modest — or, at least, they sounded that way to people who were inclined to hear them that way.

While in the past Iran's media and politicians greeted such meetings with denunciation and pledges of defiance, this time the regime's official class sounds moderate in tone and tempered in its claims.

50's current workout routine sounds moderate compared to what he went through to play a cancer patient in 'Things Fall Apart.' He dropped from 214 pounds to 160 in just nine weeks by running on a treadmill three hours a day and sticking to a liquid diet.

SOUND LEVEL Moderate to moderately loud, depending on crowd size.