middle-of-the-road
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Contemporary Examples of middle-of-the-road
It was just something he felt he had to say to have credibility with middle-of-the-road voters.
My two favorite tracks on the LP are the only two that successfully avoid this middle-of-the-road approach.
Middle-of-the-road voters just stopped buying right-wing fear-mongering.
The idea of peace based on a two-state arrangement has become a boring, middle-of-the-road stance in Israel.
Historical Examples of middle-of-the-road
For in 1912 Wilson had been in effect the middle-of-the-road candidate, the conservative liberal.
Woodrow Wilson's Administration and AchievementsFrank B. Lord and James William Bryan
Present day chemists would acquiesce in this statement after reading Mitchill's "middle-of-the-road" arguments.
Priestley in AmericaEdgar F. Smith
Fusion controlled the convention, voting down the "Middle-of-the-Road" group that adhered to independence.
The New NationFrederic L. Paxson