Sentence examples for enough temper from inspiring English sources
"But it seemed as if there was a need for somebody to do something, and I have a bad enough temper that I figured I wasn't going to wait any longer".
Only time will tell if that's enough to temper the anger of commenters on NYTimes.com.
The prospects are frightening enough to temper even the omnipresent smile of Isiah Thomas.
A growth rate of 4% may not be good enough to temper Pakistan's growing social tensions.
Small beer compared with the cataclysm of a year ago but enough to temper the holiday cheer.
But we should be asking, at least, whether such possibilities are real enough to temper the usual demographic confidence about future population projections.
Still, the latest time-lapse footage from Norway should be enough the temper the frustration of even the most avid skywatcher.
The American archaeologist Albert Glock worked in the Middle East for more than two decades -- long enough to temper any romantic delusions about his profession.
That fact alone is enough to temper any genuine enthusiasm about their chances this year, but in any case Brisbane are light on finals quality.
But he had expected her to come, if only to part once and for all from the woman she had loathed so much; in his opinion, the years they had all lived under the same roof should have been enough to temper her loathing with some sadness.
