Sentence examples for finally tempered from inspiring English sources

It was as president, however, that Roosevelt's hunger for expansion was finally tempered.

Congressional Republicans, heeding polls indicating that their all-out assault on President Obama was risky, finally tempered their public comments after the jobs speech on Thursday and stopped acting like big jerks.

To produce various microstructural changes, identical specimens from the AISI D2 steel sheet were austenitized in the range 1025 1130 °C, for 30 min, oil-quenched and finally tempered at various temperatures between 200 °C and 650 °C.

To make a good sword, the carburizing, hammering, and carburizing processes had to be repeated about 20 times before the steel was finally quenched and tempered and made ready for service.

Standing in front of a statue in the park erected to mark the former president's 90th birthday, and not far from his former house in Vilakazi Street, several in the crowd commented that their happiness that the opening day had finally arrived had been tempered by sadness at their iconic former president's personal grief.

But he finally managed to temper some of that criticism when he converted his first effort after starting the move with a ball-juggle and backheel to Spaniard Cazorla.

The liberation she invokes is finally a matter of willpower tempered by what may be the ultimate gift, a sense of humor.

Opponents of the American decision are bound to argue that the language that finally emerged at Durban was tempered enough that it did not warrant a walkout.

When he finally died the family's sadness was tempered with relief.

Finally, the results of this investigation are tempered by certain limitations mainly due to the questionnaire used.

It is then melted, tempered (a controlled crystallization that gives the chocolate the proper texture), and finally molded into bars.