Sentence examples for are tempered with from inspiring English sources

The warnings are tempered with reassurance: "I know how you feel," says the subliminal message.

This is true even for many conservative governments — not just in Scandinavia, but also in France and Germany — which have embraced the originally German idea of a social market economy in which free market excesses are tempered with support for those who are falling through the cracks.

But those feelings are tempered with a touch of grief, too.

Balfe, with her flawless skin and long neck, resembles a porcelain swan, and Heughan's chiseled features are tempered with kind eyes and shy smiles.

I think the most popular of his videos is his power duo Orphan's "Penis Farm," in which a good mix of Trenchcoat Mafia footage combined with various slaughterhouse situations are tempered with teenagers "performing" for web cams.

Hence, they are tempered with several defects.

"But it was tempered with ambivalence.

But such joy was tempered with uncertainty.

But its euphoria is tempered with caution.

But other comments were tempered with Gallic practicality.

But this must also be tempered with realism.