Sentence examples for came tempered from inspiring English sources

As with all the best piano house records, Break The Dawn's euphoria came tempered with a hint of poignancy, a reminder that the good times are fleeting.

Accustomed to this format, Mr. Shimabukuro has developed a casually convivial stage presence, so that even his more heroic fits of musical exhibitionism come tempered with humility.

Ever since, Sharma's awareness of his own good fortune has come tempered with guilt: "When I walk down the street, I'm aware that I can walk down the street and my brother can't.

This golden brown vermouth pulls back on the sweetness to let flavors of coffee, licorice and more come forward, tempered by nuanced bitterness.

We cannot cut corners on peacekeeping or go it alone when it comes to tempering extremists in places like Mali, DR Congo or South Sudan.

But first came his temper and his tears.

My companion enjoyed the premium version, and its Jose Cuervo came through to temper the sugar a bit.

After tempering comes the sublime moment when the tempered liquid chocolate is poured into molds, cooled and - finally - packaged for consumption.

The temper came from his mother - of whom, Lancaster said, he lived in mortal fear.

He did everything in front of us: gossiped; joked; lost his temper; came up with ideas; spoke on the phone to friends, to writers, and above all to Lady Dudley, his partner of forty years, whose calls he took, with cooing delight and without exception, no matter what else he was doing.

The state has more malls than any other in America, and the coming holiday season is tempered by economic worry.