First, he made intemperate comments about a Clinton era nominee to be Ambassador who was gay.
This may not appeal to your sensibilities, but as a professional you should take stock of all the evidence before making intemperate assertions about damage.
Other government figures have taken the opportunity to seek to ride the wave of Islamic passion to score political points, making intemperate statements and even calling for a holy war.
Far be it for me to advise Sonia Gandhi from far away, but rapping Shashi Tharoor on his knuckles for making allegedly intemperate remarks in Parliament against Congress strategy may not be the most prudent thing to do right now.
Even before that appearance, Ms. Coulter had been warned by François Houle, the University of Ottawa's provost, that someone who makes intemperate racial remarks can be prosecuted in Canada.
Blasting Donald Trump for intemperate comments about women, minorities, Muslims and even the disabled, the former secretary of State argued Friday that the Republican nominee "does not see all Americans as Americans".
She would probably not have imagined the publicity generated by intemperate comments she made about the top-ranked Williams, whom she defeated at the Australian Open in January.
The vituperation climate scientists must bear helps to explain, if not excuse, the intemperate comments the emails contain.
But the quality of his leadership has also come into question from a series of financial scandals, political missteps and seemingly intemperate comments.
All this uproar about freedom of speech in universities – prompted by Germaine Greer's intemperate comments on transgender people – and yet few of these freedom warriors seem concerned about a far bigger threat, the spying and censorship by the state.
If, in a moment of youthful enthusiasm, I posted intemperate comments to an Internet newsgroup, those comments could be retrieved years later simply by typing my name or Internet protocol address into a popular search engine.
