Sentence examples for Temperate language from inspiring English sources

Temperate language has given way to the intemperate.

From an early age, he was widely respected for his erudition, courtesy and temperate language.

In temperate language – Acevo is non-political, and charities want grants – it shows how the damage done to the lost generation who never found work in the 80s will be dwarfed by what is happening now.

"It was only with the greatest of difficulty that the interest of the Division Commander and his staff could be refocussed on continuing," Vann said later, in the temperate language of his official report.

"They're only seeing a fraction of the cases, and only a small fraction of those give rise to criticism". But that criticism can be very sharp, particularly given the temperate language that is the norm in the federal appellate courts.

We need temperate language over coming days," she added.

Mr. Cannadine is precise in his language, temperate toward his critics and open to debate, always leavening his opinions with "on the other hand".

In 1967, when Dr. Chamberlain was named director of the foundation's higher education program, she began looking for ways to address what she called — ever-temperate in her language — "the limits that society places on the aspirations of women".

Northerners know to fear black ice, but its deadly nature is not widely understood by people from more temperate regions, and figurative language doesn't help.

While Scullion's language is temperate, it does not change the fact that the federal government has not formally responded to a Yidindji initiative of late last year to enter into a memorandum of understanding to work towards a treaty.

Kirtzman's language is more temperate and balanced, though his distaste for the mayor's brutal excesses could not be plainer.