Sentence examples for I would temper from inspiring English sources

(Although I would temper that slightly with the information that he's appeared in 125 titles, according to the IMDb. Clearly, his destiny was to be ranked among the "also including").

"I would temper wild-eyed bulls who think China can grow at 10percentt plus without a strong United States," said Adam Robinson, an energy analyst at Lehman Brothers.

Chris Weston, chief market strategist at online trading firm IG in Melbourne, said: "Traders seem to be rejoicing at the mere certainty provided by the Federal Reserve, although I would temper that by saying we have potentially entered a new realm of increased uncertainty.

"I would temper that analysis a bit," Gevisser said in interview with me on SiriusXM Progress, speaking from Cape Town.

I'd temper my enthusiasm a little, given that Luebke sort of came out of nowhere, but you don't miss this many bats and then completely fall apart.

And it would temper money inflows by introducing a dose of uncertainty to the exchange rate.

And though I'd tempered expectations, knowing Destiny was more about the experience with other people than its single-player story, the game's "ending" – a generous term for a sequence that ended abruptly and explained nothing about what happened – nearly had me tossing the controller across the room.

And though I'd tempered expectations, knowing Destiny was more about the experience with other people than its single-player story, the game's "ending"—a generous term for a sequence that ended abruptly and explained nothing about what happened nearly had me tossing the controller across the room.

Some experts would temper Ms. Fedrau's optimism.

He expressed hope that the political newcomer would temper his philosophy "with a dose of pragmatism".

Justice Del Giudice said that normally a judge would temper "justice with mercy".