Sentence examples for utterly moderate from inspiring English sources
Yet her first manifesto as leader of the SNP more closely resembles the path that Labour would have taken under John Smith, the utterly moderate, European social democrat who assumed the party's leadership a decade after Foot's resignation and whose death precipitated Tony Blair's more centrist approach.
Likewise, Justice Scalia's willingness to delve into health care politics seems utterly alien to his moderate colleagues.
Today those moderate Syrians feel utterly abandoned.
In an atmosphere utterly poisoned by unredressed ethnic cleansing, parties representing moderate, non-nationalist policies are unable to compete.
Both breakaway regions are quite willing to live with the Russian-enforced status quo, but even relatively moderate Georgian officials consider that status quo utterly unacceptable.
An early victim of Margaret Thatcher's impatience with the non-compliant, he represented the sort of moderate Toryism non-Tories like, and was utterly decent, a good man.
The bitterly polarised view of the two main parties that emerged from this interrogation showed how utterly he, as well as Mr Miliband, has failed to occupy the moderate centre ground.
