Sentence examples for well moderated from inspiring English sources
Well, moderated by Suffolk good manners, of course, but I did sense a stirring of unease when it became apparent that Tal Rosner's video accompaniment to the Four Sea Interludes and Passacaglia from Peter Grimes wouldn't contain a single fishing net, let alone an embittered loner slouching on the shingle.
Other than the fact the panel was all white men (something Dave pointed out and said that there is a real opportunity for women and people of color to start an incubator) it was very well moderated and full of useful nuggets for aspiring LA entrepreneurs.
These were often written in a manner intended to engender comments that led to intelligent debate from many points of view, intermingled with the usual comedy and weird postings of the minority (that were generally well moderated, sometimes over zealously moderated).
The site offers a "safe and well moderated place to practice hypnosis," where users are anonymously paired based on gender and preferences (subject, or hypnotist, or switch).
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Although it is intended for wikiHow users, it is not a restricted, or well moderated, channel.
Another option could be a turn-taking system, similar to a well-moderated discussion.
Happy Valentine's Day to all, and here's to a healthy and well-moderated New Year.
Otherwise, they mostly talked past each other at the Union League Club in Chicago in a revealing, well-moderated gathering.
They looked more like well-moderated '41 Republicans than fire-breathing '43 Republicans: whites who were prosperous but not flashy, the men in khakis, the women in sturdy, appropriate heels, younger people who looked slightly older than their years.
On the playing side, if not yet in the dugout or the boardroom, football can at times operate as an unusually well-moderated meritocracy, a place where players of all races succeed on their merits, and where nationality can often seem to melt away, however briefly, in the face of the common purpose.
