“Gentlemen, I was in the middle of it as the moderator, but I need you all who were observers to tell me what it all meant.”

“The moderator of the meeting shall preside at the meeting, announce the business before the meeting, preserve order, and decide all questions of order.”

“Then, too, he is an acceptable moderator to the candidates because he's firmly predictable.”

“He did not practice moderation when it came to sweetness. Earl put sugar on everything.”

“Early-week extreme cold is followed by a gradual moderation in temperatures.”

“The most effective way to avoid the symptoms of alcohol induced hangover is to practise abstinence or moderation.”

“As a moderate, I am often targeted for criticism by both sides.”

“It's an incredibly humane, kind film, and it reminds you that being humane and kind will always lead to radicalism, never to moderatism.”

“In such a case, the moderatism seems perfectly natural, which is exactly the goal.”

“On the Political spectrum scale, that intentionally skews towards moderatism, I scored 9 out of 10 in fiscal freedom and 7 out of 10 in social freedom.”

“If not, then the communities are not similar enough for that argument to apply for moderatorship.”

“Even if I'm not eligible for moderatorship, it would still be fun to watch the events.”

“His churchly and scholarly contributions were recognized by his election to the moderatorship of the Free Church Federal Council.”

“There, Mary was begged to act as moderatrix to her Son, presumably to mitigate the wrathful divine judgment inflicted on the city.”

“As the election gets closer, he is going to have to prove his moderateness to appeal to on-the-fence independents.”

“The party had cultivated an image of moderateness, and had been unwilling or unable to have an effective negative element to its campaign.”

“A large part of his credibility comes from his seeming moderateness in form and presentation.”

“These men begin by reading for a form of moderations known as science preliminaries or jurisprudence preliminaries.”

“In the final schools the range of choice is greater than at moderations, and is greater in some schools than in others.”

“The speaker of the Parliament, Reuven Rivlin of the Likud, tried to introduce moderations in the bill, but they were rejected.”

“As our moderators are volunteers, however, we cannot guarantee a response time.”

“Already, comments from John Henry about profanity on the site have prompted moderators to crack down on the salty language.”

“The many list members cannot see which posts have not been approved by the few moderators.”

“He now abortively sought accommodation with the Tuscan moderates and Leopold.”

“A handful of moderates are talking to middle-of-the-road Senate Republicans about possible compromises, although the talks are going slowly.”

“This leaves us with the realists, who come across as sensible, pragmatic moderates.”