Meanings of moderate voice in English

Journalists and politicians were desperate for a moderate voice to explain it.

Pataki, 69, represents a moderate voice in the Republican presidential field.

She had but a moderate voice, this remarkable young person.

He has looked to be more of the moderate voice in the president's ear.

But others say the recovery of a more moderate voice in Iranian politics is fragile.

Then he said in a moderate voice:

It was very quiet, until Rakhal added, in a gentle and curiously moderate voice, "Do you still carry a skean, Race?"

As a British government minister, he was regarded as a moderate voice on Northern Ireland who opposed IRA terrorism but acknowledged its political context.

The businessman, Alfonso Romo, has been a moderate voice on Lopez Obrador's campaign team and backs a policy that allows foreign investment in energy.

However, after attacks on Republicans about the John Brown affair, many delegates were eager to embrace a more moderate voice as their standard-bearer in 1860.

Sheila Smith, a senior fellow at the Council on Foreign Relations in Washington, described Noda as a " moderate voice" in Japan's governing party.

She spoke in a moderated voice, with a melancholy smile in her eyes.

But all moderate voices were soon lost in the enraged clamour of members on each side.

He drew toward her, and in a moderated voice continued: My men, though few, are brave.

While liberal Democrats were thrilled at Obama's decision to move ahead, some moderate voices in Obama's party were uneasy.

More moderate voices have said that if he calls an early election, he could stop the imposition of direct rule.